CN102985125A - Dry powder drug delivery system and methods - Google Patents
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Abstract
A pulmonary drug delivery system Is disclosed, including a breath-powered, dry powder inhaler, and a cartridge for delivering a dry powder formulation. The inhaler and cartridge can be provided with a drug delivery formulation comprising, for example, a diketopiperazine and an active ingredient, Including, small organic molecules, peptides and proteins, including, insulin and g!ucagon-i!ke peptide (1) for the treatment of disease and disorders, for example, endocrine disease such as diabetes and/or obesity.
Description
The cross reference of related application
The application requires the U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.61/411 of submission on November 9th, 2010, the U.S. Provisional Patent Application No.61/357 that on June 21st, 775 and 2010 submitted to, and 039 rights and interests, whole disclosures of these two applications are incorporated herein by reference.
Technical field
The disclosure relates to and is used to treatment disease or imbalance to the dry powder intake system of pulmonary respiration road and pulmonary circulation delivering medicament, and this dry powder intake system comprises Diskus, box and pharmaceutical composition.
Background technology
The delivery system that is used for disease treatment that active component is incorporated into blood circulation has a lot, and comprise oral, Transdermal absorption, suction, subcutaneous and intravenous injection.Carry by the common utilization of the medicine that sucks to carry malleation with respect to atmospheric pressure in air.In recent years, utilized Diskus to realize drug conveying to lung tissue.Diskus can be respiration drive or breathing energy supply, and comes delivering medicament by the drug particles in the carrier is converted into tiny dry powder, and wherein this tiny dry powder is entrained in the air and by patient and sucks.The medicine that utilizes Diskus to carry no longer only is used for the treatment of lung disease, and can also be absorbed in the body circulation, makes them can be used for treating a lot of diseases, includes but not limited to diabetes and obesity.
Be used for comprising to the Diskus of lung delivering medicament the medicine system of powder formulation, the common supply in bulk of this powder formulation or be quantified as the personal dose who is stored in the unit dose chamber (for example hard capsule or blister package).Bulk container is equipped with the measuring system by patient's operation, to separate single dose from powder before sucking.The repeatability of dosing requires pharmaceutical preparation to be uniformly and to require dosage to link up and can repeatedly flow to the patient.Therefore, during the aspiratory action of medicine system when patient's medication the time, operate ideally effectively discharge whole medicines fully.Yet, as long as but can realize repeat administration, usually do not need to discharge fully.For bulk container, the flowability of powder formulation and long-term physics and mechanical stability this respect, it is more crucial to be compared to single unit-dose container for bulk container.For the good moisture protection of easier realization the unit dose chamber such as bubble-cap.Yet, for the manufacture of the material of bubble-cap allow air enter medicament chamber and thereafter medicine lost efficacy along with long term storage.In addition, because the puncture film (puncturing film) of bubble-cap or the variation of the air conduit structure that stripping film produces, suffer discontinuous to pulmonary administration by sucking, utilize bubble-cap with the Diskus of delivering medicament.
Diskus in this area is by carrying out depolymerization, can produce drug particles or suitable suction plume (inhalation plume) during aspiratory action powder formulation in medicine box or capsule.The amount of the tiny dry powder of discharging from the mouth (mouthpiece) of inhaler during sucking depends on to a great extent that adhesive force and inhaler between the granule in the powder formulation are for example opened those particle separation so that their are fit to efficient of sucking.Benefit via the pulmonary circulation delivering medicament is a lot, and can comprise and enter fast arterial circulation, avoids the liver metabolism drug degradation, be easy to use, namely not by other dispense path distribute uncomfortable.
Owing to lack practicality and/or manufacturing cost, the Diskus of having developed that is used for pulmonary administration has been obtained limited effect up to now.Some long-standing problems that the inhaler of prior art exists comprise the ruggedness of shortage equipment, dosage is discontinuous, equipment is inconvenient, and depolymerization is poor, according to the problem of using the conveying that separates from propellant, and/or shortage patient's compliance.Therefore, the inventor has determined that Design and manufacture has the powder transportation performance of continuity, uses without the demand of inhaler uncomfortable and that allow discrete (discrete) inhaler configuration of better patient compliance easily.
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Described herein usually is Diskus system for pulmonary administration, and wherein said system comprises Diskus and comprises container for the medicine box of Diskus, so that dry powder formulations is transported to the pulmonary respiration road quickly and effectively.The dry powder formulations of intake system comprises the activating agent that is used for the treatment of one or more diseases, described one or more diseases comprise part or general disease or dysfunction, include but not limited to diabetes, obesity, pain, such as the headaches such as migraine, maincenter or peripheral nervous system unify disease of immune system etc. and the conveying that is used for vaccine formulation.Diskus can be to breathe energy supply, compact, reusable or disposable system, and it can have various shape and size, and comprises for the air flow pipeline path of delivery of dry powder medicine effectively and rapidly.In one embodiment, inhaler can be medicine box to be arranged or without the unit dose of using in the medicine box situation, reusable or disposable inhaler.Use in the situation without medicine box, we refer to such system, wherein are provided with the structure that is similar to medicine box and this structure assembly to inhaler, and this inhaler is that single uses and disposable.Perhaps, in certain embodiments, system comprises the medicine box that for example arranges individually and be installed in the inhaler that is used by the user.In this embodiment, inhaler is reusable inhaler, and new medicine box is installed when using in inhaler at every turn.In another embodiment, inhaler is disposable or reusable multidose inhaler, it can use single unit dose medicine box, and it is installed in the inhaler, perhaps is installed in the class medicine box structure that is built on inhaler or the structure as the part configuration of inhaler.
In another embodiment, the dry powder intake system includes medicine box or without dry powder inhalation device or the inhaler of medicine box, and comprises the pharmaceutical preparation for the active component of pulmonary administration.In certain embodiments, it is to arrive the dark lung that comprises alveolar region that powder is carried, and in some embodiment of these embodiment, activating agent is absorbed into and is used for the whole body conveying in the pulmonary circulation.System also can include or without Diskus and the drug conveying preparation of unit dose medicine box, and this drug conveying preparation comprises such as diketopiperazine and such as the active component of micromolecule, the peptide that comprises insulin and glucagon-like peptide 1, peptide and protein etc.
In one embodiment, Diskus comprises housing, movable-component and mouth, and wherein movable-component operationally is configured to container is moved to the administration position from the powder holding position.In this embodiment and other embodiment, movable-component can be by various mechanisms movably slide plate, slide tray or slide carriage.
In another embodiment, Diskus comprises housing and the mouth that is configured to have open position on the structure, and operationally be configured to receive, keep medicine box and according to the movement of inhaler from the open position to the closed position medicine box is reconfigured to from the holding position make up a prescription, the structure of administration or drug conveying position.In the version of present embodiment, when inhaler opened to unload the medicine box that has used, the medicine box that this mechanism can also will be installed in after use in the inhaler reconfigured to the replacing position from the administration position, thereby the prompting user medicine box is used up.In one embodiment, this mechanism can be after use reconfigures to medicine box and can process or abandon the position.In such embodiments, housing structurally is configured to be connected to movably mouth by the various mechanisms that comprise hinge etc.Be configured to receive the medicine box that is installed in the inhaler and with its mechanism that reconfigures to the administration position from the holding position, can be designed to the manually or automatically operation of motion (for example from opening the configuration closing device) based on the inhaler assembly.In one embodiment, comprise slide tray or the slide plate that is connected to mouth and is connected to movably housing for the mechanism that reconfigures medicine box.In another embodiment, this mechanism is installed to or is applicable to inhaler and comprises gear mechanism in the hinge that integrally is installed in inhaler apparatus for example.In another embodiment, operationally be configured to receive medicine box and medicine box is reconfigured to the mechanism that administration is disposed from the holding position, comprise cam, this cam can reconfigure medicine box based on the rotation of for example housing or mouth.
In alternative embodiment, Diskus can be made as the disposable inhaler of single use, unit dose, it can be provided with the container that is configured to keep powder medicaments, and this container can be by the user from keeping configuration to move to the administration configuration, wherein inhaler can have the first and second configurations, and wherein the first configuration is that maintenance configuration and the second configuration are the administration configurations of dosed administration.In this embodiment, inhaler can be arranged to have or useless mechanism in reconfiguring powder container.According to the powder of the embodiment of back, container can directly be reconfigured by the user.Aspect some of this embodiment, inhaler and container can be manufactured to the two-piece type intake system, and wherein powder medicaments was provided in the container before setting is assembled into the holding position.In this embodiment, container is connected to the suction body, and container can for example move to the administration configuration by disposing with respect to the top slide of the inhaler that comprises mouth, from maintenance.
In another embodiment, inhaler comprises the container installation region that is configured to receiving vessel, and the mouth with at least two air inlets and at least one venthole; An air inlet of wherein said at least two air inlets is communicated with container area fluid ground, and in described at least two air inlets one is communicated with described at least one venthole fluid ground via the flow passage that is configured to walk around container area.
In one embodiment, inhaler has the opposite end such as the near-end of contact user's lip or mouth and far-end etc., and comprises mouth and medicament reservoir; Wherein said mouth comprises upper surface and bottom or lower surface.The mouth lower surface has first area and second area, and the first area is configured to relatively flat and seals or the maintenance configuration so that container is maintained, and the contiguous first area of second area and protruding with respect to the first area.In this embodiment, container can be from keeping configuration move to the administration configuration and vice versa, and in the administration configuration, the second elevated regions of mouth lower surface and container form or define the air inlet passage, and this air inlet passage allows surrounding air to enter the internal volume of container or the internal volume of container is exposed to surrounding air.In one embodiment, mouth can have a plurality of openings, for example air inlet, gas outlet and be used at least one opening that makes up a prescription or the administration position is communicated with medicament reservoir, and mouth can be configured to have the plate that one connects, this plate extends and has to the outstanding flange of inhaler mouth from the basal surface side of inhaler, this flange is as track and the support of the container on the mouth, if so that container can along track move to from the holding position make up a prescription or the administration position and need to then return to the holding position.In one embodiment, medicament reservoir disposes wing projection or the winglet that edge from it extends to be applicable to the flange on the mouth plate.In one embodiment, medicament reservoir can slide plate, the mode of slide tray or slide carriage, move to the administration position from the holding position and after administration, return to the holding position by the user.
In another embodiment, single use, unit dose, disposable inhaler can be constructed to have slide plate, and slide plate is in conjunction with also operationally being configured to mouth.In this embodiment, the bridge section on the slide plate can near or rely on the zone of medicament reservoir, make up a prescription or the administration position along mouth plate track container is moved to from the holding position.In this embodiment, slide plate can manually operate with mobile container on the mouth track.
In one embodiment, Diskus comprises one or more air intakes and one or more air outlet slit.When inhaler was closed, at least one air intake can allow air-flow to enter inhaler, and at least one air intake allows air-flow to enter the inside of medicine box chamber or medicine box or the container that is applicable to suck.In one embodiment, inhaler has opening, and this opening structurally is configured to when the medicine box container is in the administration position, is communicated with the medicine box put area and with the medicine box air inlet.The air-flow that enters medicine box inside can be discharged from medicine box by outlet or drug delivery port (one or more); The air-flow that perhaps enters the container of inhaler can be by at least one discharge of drug delivery port.In this embodiment, medicine box air inlet (one or more) structurally be configured to so that, all or part of of air flow that enters medicine box inside is directed to outlet or drug delivery port (one or more).
Medicament reservoir structurally is configured to have two sides relative, relative curve shape that can guide air flow.In this embodiment, the air-flow that enters air intake during sucking can be around with the relative vertical earth's axis of axis of drug delivery port, in the inner loop of container, thereby and air-flow can rise, seethe and effectively fluidisation be contained in powder medicaments in the medicine box.In this embodiment and other embodiment, the fluidized powder in air line by the direction in flow passage or speed (being the acceleration of granule or the variation of deceleration), can further be depolymerized to more tiny powder particle.In certain embodiments, the variation of acceleration or deceleration can realize by angle and the geometry at Change Example such as drug delivery port (one or more), mouth pipeline and/or its interface, here in the described inhaler, fluidisation and the acceleration mechanism of passing the granule of inhaler along with granule are to realize the solution of dry powder formulations and the method for conveying.
In a particular embodiment, the method that is used for depolymerization and dispersed powders preparation comprises one or more steps, such as seething of the main container area that starts and strengthen by the air-flow that enters container; The very fast acceleration of the powder in the air-flow of the drug delivery port by leaving container; The powder that change by direction or speed when powder is discharged drug delivery port causes further accelerates; The shearing of the powder particle that in flow gradient, causes, wherein the top of granule flows than the flowing block of granule bottom; The deceleration of flowing that causes owing to the increase of the cross-sectional area in the mouth air line; Owing to granule moves to the expansion that is trapped in intragranular air that the lower pressure district causes from the elevated pressures district, the granule at the place, arbitrfary point in flow passage and the collision between the flow duct.
In another embodiment, Diskus comprises mouth; Slide plate, slide tray or slide carriage; Be configured to realize the housing of the motion of slide plate or slide tray, hinge and gear mechanism; Wherein mouth is connected hinge with housing and connects movably.
The medicine box that uses with Diskus can be manufactured into any dry-powder medicament that is equipped with for sucking.In one embodiment, medicine box structurally is configured to be applicable to specific Diskus, and can be according to the shape and size (for example, if inhaler has the mechanism that allows translational motion or rotatablely move) of the inhaler that uses together, make with arbitrary dimension and shape.In one embodiment, medicine box may be configured with retention mechanism, for example, has the hypotenuse corresponding with the hypotenuse that matches in the inhaler at the medicine box top, so that medicine box is fastened when using.In one embodiment, medicine box comprises container and lid or lid, and wherein container is applicable to the surface of cap, and container can move with respect to cap, perhaps cap is removable and can obtain according to its position various configurations on container, for example keep configuration, administration configuration or use after configuration.
Exemplary embodiment can comprise the encapsulation that keeps medicine, and this package arrangements becomes to have at least one air inlet to allow air-flow to enter encapsulation; At least one dosing holes is to allow air-flow to discharge from encapsulation; Described air inlet is configured at least a portion in response to barometric gradient, guiding air-flow at the granule place of close dosing holes at the dosing holes place or in encapsulation.Each has dosing holes (one or more) and air inlet individually such as rectangle, rectangle, circle, triangle, square and oval-shaped shape, and can be mutually close.During sucking, in sucking the position, the medicine box that is applicable to inhaler allows air flow to enter encapsulation and mixes with the fluidisation medicine with powder.Motion is so that medicine is discharged encapsulation by dosing holes to the medicine of fluidisation gradually in encapsulation, and the fluidisation medicine of wherein just discharging dosing holes is not to come from inner the second air-flow shearing of encapsulation and water down.In one embodiment; air flow in internal volume rotates to rise at container or the powder medicaments in encapsulating with circular pattern; and make the powder particle carried secretly or agglomerates in the internal volume of container recirculation, to promote that before granule amount discharge container or one or more inhaler air inlet or air intake or dosing holes air-flow seethes; and wherein the air-flow of recirculation can cause and seethes, and perhaps the non-eddy-currents of the air in internal volume is used for the depolymerization medicine.In one embodiment, the axis of rotation is almost vertical with gravity direction.In another embodiment, the axis of rotation is almost parallel with gravity direction.Be not to come from the second inner air-flow of encapsulation further to be used for the depolymerization medicine.In this embodiment, the air-breathing generation pressure reduction by the user.The medicine box that is used for Diskus comprises: the encapsulation that is configured to keep medicine; Allow air-flow to enter at least one air inlet of encapsulation; And allow air-flow to discharge at least one drug delivery port of encapsulation; Described at least one air inlet is configured to guide in response to pressure reduction, described at least one drug delivery port place in encapsulation at least a portion of the air-flow that enters described at least one air inlet.
The unit-dose container that is used for inhaler comprises: substantially smooth medicine box top, and the arrow shaped configuration, it has one or more air inlets, one or more dosing holes and to two side plates of downward-extension, and each all has track two side plates; And container, this container is coupled to the side plate at medicine box top movably, and this container comprises the inner surface that is configured to have the chamber of relative cup-like structure and limits internal volume, and wherein said cup-like structure has two relatively flats and parallel side and relative circular bottom; This container can be configured to realize holding position and administration position with the medicine box top; Wherein when using with Diskus, during sucking, the air-flow that enters internal volume enters internal volume along with it and separates, the part of air-flow is discharged by one or more dosing holes, and the part of air-flow before discharging by dosing holes at the internal rotating of internal volume and rise powder in the internal volume.
In one embodiment, the intake system that is used for pulmonary drug delivery is provided, it comprises: Diskus, this Diskus comprises housing and mouth, and mouth has the opening that air inlet and gas outlet, the air line between air inlet and gas outlet and structure are configured to receive medicine box; Medicine box installing mechanism such as slide plate etc.; Medicine box, it is configured to be applicable to Diskus and is equipped with for the dry-powder medicament that sucks; Its Chinese medicine box comprises container and has the cap of one or more air inlets or one or more drug delivery ports; Diskus system in the use has with respect to the predetermined amount of flow ratio distribution of the total air flow that is fed to the patient by medicine box.
Here in the disclosed embodiments, the dry powder intake system is included in the flow proportional of the scheduled volume in the inhaler.For example, about flow proportional of 20% to 70% of discharging inhaler and entering patient's total flow is carried by drug delivery port or through medicine box, and about 30% to 80% other pipelines from inhaler produce.And bypass gas flow or the air-flow that do not enter and discharge medicine box can be in inhaler be combined with the air-flow of the drug delivery port of discharging medicine box again, watered down, accelerate also finally depolymerization fluidized powder before being discharged mouth.
Here among the described embodiment, Diskus is provided with relative stiffness pipeline or tubing and high flow resistance level, carries with depolymerization and the help of maximization powder medicaments.Intake system disclosed herein comprises pipeline, it in use applies resistance to keep lower flow velocity to air-flow, the larger inertia force of the powder particle that will discharge from inhaler is reduced to minimum, deposit or bump with the throat that prevents powder particle in upper respiratory tract, thereby the particle deposition in pulmonary is maximized.Therefore because inhaler is provided with the air line geometry that remains unchanged and can not be changed, intake system of the present invention after reusing, the effective and coherent powder medicaments of discharging from inhaler is provided.In certain embodiments, dry-powder medicament in less than 3 seconds or usually less than in 1 second from the inhaler continuity be presented.In certain embodiments, intake system has for example about 0.065 high-drag value to about 0.200 (√ kPa)/liter per minute.Therefore, in intake system, the peak value from 2 to 20kPa sucks the peak velocity that pressure drop produces about 7 to 70 Liter Per Minutes.These flow velocitys cause the medicine box content greater than 75% between 1 to 30mg or in the larger loading to be presented.In certain embodiments, these performance characteristics realize producing the medicine box administration ratio greater than 90% by the end user in the A Single Intake by Inhalation action.In certain embodiments, inhaler becomes with the medicine box system configuration by discharging powder as the Continuous Flow that is fed to the patient from inhaler provides single dose.
In one embodiment, provide and be used for during Diskus is sucking the effectively method of depolymerization dry powder formulations.The method can may further comprise the steps: the Diskus that comprises container is provided, and the drug delivery port that this container has air intake, is communicated with the mouth air line, and preparation is housed and preparation is flowed to the experimenter who needs preparation; In inhaler, produce air flow by the air-breathing of experimenter, so that enter about 20% to about 70% the entering and amount discharge container of air-flow of inhaler; Allow air flow to enter container air inlet, circulation and seethe preparation with the fluidisation preparation at the axis vertical with drug delivery port, thereby produce the preparation that is fluidized; By the fluidisation preparation of drug delivery port and the amount that acceleration has been measured in air line, and the air flow that contains the fluidisation preparation is slowed down.In some specific embodiment, during drug conveying, 20% of the total flow by inhaler is passed through medicine box to 60%.
In another embodiment, the method of the dry powder formulations that is used for depolymerization and disperses to be used for to suck is provided, the method may further comprise the steps: produce air flow in the Diskus that comprises mouth and container, container has at least one air inlet and at least one drug delivery port, and dry powder formulations is housed; Container forms air flue between at least one air inlet and at least one drug delivery port, and at least a portion that air inlet will enter the air flow of container guides at least one drug delivery port; Make air flow on the axis vertical with described at least one drug delivery port, in container, seethe powder, to form the air flow medicinal mixture; And the air flow that accelerates to pass through at least one drug delivery port amount discharge container.In one embodiment, the inhaler mouth is configured to have gradually the cross section that increases so that air-flow slows down and is minimized in the powder deposition of inhaler inside and promotes powder to patient's maximum delivery.In one embodiment, for example, the cross-sectional area of the oral cavity placement part of inhaler can be from about 0.05cm on the approximate length of about 3cm
2To 0.25cm
2These sizes depend on the size for the type of the powder of inhaler and inhaler itself.
In one embodiment, provide the medicine box that is used for Diskus, it comprises: the container of medicine box top and restricted internal volume; Its Chinese medicine box top has the lower surface that extends above container; Lower surface is configured to cooperate with container, and comprises the zone that comprises internal volume and the zone that internal volume is exposed to surrounding air.
In alternative embodiment, the method that is used for carrying by the dry powder conveying equipment granule is provided, the method comprises: will be inserted into conveying equipment for the medicine box of maintenance and particle distribution, this medicine box comprises encapsulation, dosing holes and the air inlet of the granule of packing into; Wherein encapsulation, dosing holes and air inlet be located so that, when entering gas and enter air inlet, granule by separate as mentioned above at least a in the poly mode by depolymerization with separating particles, and be presented by dosing holes in company with the granule that enters the part of gas; Force simultaneously the conveyance conduit of gas by being communicated with dosing holes, enter that gas enters air inlet, depolymerization granule and along with the part that enters gas by dosing holes provides granule thereby make; And the conveyance conduit (for example in the inhaler mouth) by equipment is carried granule.Here among the described embodiment, in order to realize that powder depolymerization, Diskus can structurally dispose and be provided with one or more districts of powder depolymerization, wherein the depolymerization district can help to seethe powder, contain the shearing of the acceleration of the air flow of powder, the deceleration that contains the air flow of powder, powder particle, the expansion that is trapped in the air in the powder particle and/or its combination by the air flow that enters inhaler during suction action.
In another embodiment, intake system comprises the Diskus of breathing energy supply, and the medicine box of medicine is housed, and its Chinese medicine can for example comprise, such as the pharmaceutical preparation that is used for pulmonary administration of the chemical compound that comprises diketopiperazine and activating agent etc.In certain embodiments, activating agent comprises peptides and proteins such as insulin, glucagon-like peptide 1, gastrin regulin, PYY, Exendin-4, parathyroid hormone, its analog etc., micromolecule, vaccine etc.Intake system for example can be used on the method that needing to be used for the treatment situation that part or systemic drug carry, such as being used for the treatment of diabetes, prediabetes situation, respiratory tract infection, osteoporosis, pulmonary disease, pain (comprising partially first-class headache), obesity, maincenter and peripheral nervous system situation and obstacle and such as preventive uses such as vaccinations.In one embodiment, intake system comprises tool kit, and it comprises in each assembly of the intake system that is used for the treatment of disease or imbalance at least one.
In one embodiment, passed through to be used for the method for effectively carrying preparation to experimenter's blood flow, the method comprises intake system, it comprises inhaler, this inhaler comprises the medicine box that preparation is housed, preparation contains diketopiperazine, and wherein intake system is carried the powder plume that comprises the diketopiperazine microgranule, and the diketopiperazine microgranule has the volume intermediate value geometric diameter (VMGD) from about 2.5 μ um to 10 μ m.In example embodiment, the VMGD of microgranule can be from about 2 μ m to 8 μ m.In example embodiment, the loading scope at 3.5mg in the A Single Intake by Inhalation of the preparation of 10mg powder, the VMGD of microgranule can be from about 4 μ m to 7 μ m.In this embodiment and other embodiment, intake system is from 90% of medicine box delivery of dry powder preparation.
In another embodiment, provide Diskus, it comprises: a) mouth, and it is configured to by the oral cavity suction dry powder be flowed to the experimenter; B) container casing; C) rigid air pipeline, it extends and is configured between container casing and mouth and is communicated with surrounding air; Wherein Diskus is configured in the A Single Intake by Inhalation container from be positioned at container casing, discharges dry powder greater than 75% with powder particle, and the powder particle that is discharged from has the volume intermediate value geometric diameter (VMGD) less than 5 microns, when the user suck by mouth with the surge pressure that in 2 seconds, produces about 2kPa and at least about 1.0,1.1 and 1 second inner curve of the pressure of 1.2kPa*sec and time graph under area (AUC).AUC arrives between about 15kPa*sec about 1.0 in 1 of pressure and time graph second in another embodiment.
In certain embodiments, the method of utilizing high-drag Diskus delivery of dry powder drug dose also is provided, described method comprises: the high-drag that the potion dry-powder medicament is housed Diskus is provided, and sucks to reach at least peak value suction pressure of 2kPa in 2 seconds from inhaler with enough power (active force); And produce at least about 1.0,1.1 and the pressure of 1.2kPa*sec and time graph the 1st second in area under curve (AUC
0-1sec); Wherein greater than 75% dry powder dose by with powder particle from the inhaler discharging or discharge.In certain embodiments, be discharged from the VMGD of granule less than about 5 microns.
In another embodiment, utilize the high-drag Diskus to carry the method for the dry-powder medicament dosage of abundant depolymerization to comprise: the high-drag that dry-powder medicament dosage is housed Diskus is provided; Suck in 2 seconds, to reach at least peak value suction pressure of 2kPa from inhaler with enough power; And produce at least about 1.0,1.1 and the 1st second of suction pressure-time graph of 1.2kPa*sec in area under curve (AUC
0-1sec); Wherein be discharged from the VMGD (x50) of granule less than about 5 microns.In alternative embodiment, dry powder is made of the microgranule with median particle diameter, and when inhaler is used by the best for example during about 6kPa, the VMGD (x50) that is discharged from powder particle is not more than 1.33 times of median particle diameter.
In another embodiment, use for the high-drag Diskus of delivery of dry powder has been described, wherein Diskus has the air flow Resistance Value from about 0.065 (√ kPa)/liter per minute to about 0.200 (√ kPa)/liter per minute scope, and potion dry powder is housed, wherein applies enough power in 2 seconds, to reach at least peak value suction pressure of 2kPa; And wherein produced at least about 1.0,1.1 and the suction pressure of 1.2kPa*sec and time graph the 1st second in area under curve (AUC
0- 1sec); And wherein greater than 75% dry powder dose by with powder particle from the inhaler discharging or discharge.
In certain embodiments, intake system described here is used to utilize described medicine, treatment to need the patient of disease described here or imbalance treatment.
In another embodiment, the high-drag Diskus that is used for to patient's delivery of dry powder medicine has been described, it is characterized in that, be provided with Diskus, it has the air flow Resistance Value from about 0.065 (√ kPa)/liter per minute to about 0.200 (√ kPa)/liter per minute scope, and the potion dry-powder medicament is housed, wherein applies in use enough power in 2 seconds, to reach at least peak value suction pressure of 2kPa; And wherein produced at least about 1.0,1.1 and the suction pressure of 1.2kPa*sec and time graph the 1st second in area under curve (AUC
0-1sec); And wherein greater than 75% dry powder dose by with powder particle from the inhaler discharging or discharge.
In another embodiment, be provided with intake system, it comprises inhaler, be equipped with comprise the diketopiperazine microgranule, for delivery of the medicine box to the dry powder formulations of systemic blood circulation; Wherein the diketopiperazine microgranule carries blood plasma level (exposed amount) to be every milligram of diketopiperazine of discharging, AUC in A Single Intake by Inhalation
0-2hrDiketopiperazine between 1,300ng*min/mL and 3,200ng*min/mL.In a further exemplary embodiment, intake system be provided with inhaler, be equipped with comprise the diketopiperazine microgranule, for delivery of the medicine box to the dry powder formulations of systemic blood circulation; Wherein the diketopiperazine microgranule is carried the powders A UC of blood plasma level (exposed amount) for discharging in every milligram of A Single Intake by Inhalation
0-2hrDiketopiperazine greater than 2,300ng*min/mL.In aspect these embodiment, DKP is FDKP.In this embodiment and other embodiment, as assess by the lung functions test and forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) measured, the diketopiperazine microgranule does not cause decline in pulmonary function.In certain embodiments, the plasma exposure amount of the measured FDKP in the experimenter can be every milligram of FDKP powder of in A Single Intake by Inhalation, discharging, greater than 2,500ng*min/mL.In alternative embodiment, measured plasma exposure amount---the AUC of experimenter's FDKP
0-∞Can be that every milligram of FDKP powder of discharging in A Single Intake by Inhalation is greater than 3,000ng*min/mL.In another embodiment, the AUC of the FDKP in the experimenter
0-∞Measured plasma exposure amount can be every milligram of FDKP that in the A Single Intake by Inhalation of the dry powder synthetic that comprises FDKP, discharges, less than or be about 5,500ng*min/mL.In certain embodiments, the exposed amount level that records represents individual exposed amount.In alternative embodiment, the exposed amount level that records represents mean exposure measurement.Comprise content and exposed amount activating agent quantity or can active unit or mass unit represent.
In the embodiment of these and other, microgranule can also comprise active component.In a particular embodiment, active component is insulin.In other exemplary embodiments, be provided with intake system, it comprises inhaler, the medicine box that comprises the dry powder formulations diketopiperazine microgranule, that carry for circulating to systemic blood is housed, and the diketopiperazine microgranule contains insulin; Wherein diketopiperazine is carried insulin, the AUC in the powder formulation that per unit discharges in A Single Intake by Inhalation
0-2hrInsulin greater than the blood plasma level (exposed amount) of 160 μ U*min/mL.In aspect this embodiment, intake system is configured to carry and obtain following blood plasma level or exposed amount, wherein the insulin in the per unit powder formulation of discharging in A Single Intake by Inhalation, measured INSULIN A UC
0-2hrScope is to about 1,000 μ U*min/mL from about 100.In certain embodiments, the exposed amount level that records represents individual exposed amount.In alternative embodiment, the exposed amount level that records is mean exposure measurement.
In a further exemplary embodiment, provide intake system, it comprises intake system, and it comprises inhaler, the medicine box that comprises the dry powder formulations diketopiperazine microgranule, that carry for circulating to systemic blood is housed, and the diketopiperazine microgranule contains insulin; Wherein diketopiperazine is carried insulin, the AUC in the powder formulation that per unit discharges in A Single Intake by Inhalation
0-2hrBlood plasma level (exposed amount) insulin greater than 100 μ U*min/mL.In aspect this embodiment, intake system is configured to carry to the patient preparation of following insulin and diketopiperazine, and it obtains having the insulin that is filled medicine of discharging in per unit, the measured AUC of 100 to 200 μ U*min/mL scopes in A Single Intake by Inhalation
0-4hrThe plasma exposure amount of insulin.In aspect these embodiment, AUC
0-4hrCan be the insulin that is filled 110,125, the 150 or 175 μ U*min/mL that in A Single Intake by Inhalation, discharge greater than per unit.In these and other embodiment, the insulin content of preparation comprise from preparation about 10 to about 20% (w/w).
In a further exemplary embodiment, passed through intake system, it comprises intake system, and it comprises inhaler, the medicine box that comprises the dry powder formulations diketopiperazine microgranule, that carry for circulating to systemic blood is housed, and the diketopiperazine microgranule contains insulin; Wherein child's piperazine microgranule powder that every mg discharges in A Single Intake by Inhalation in 30 minutes of taking medicine is carried C
MaxInsulin blood plasma level greater than 10 μ U/mL.In aspect present embodiment, in every milligram of powder of discharging in A Single Intake by Inhalation and after taking medicine 30 minutes, the insulin preparation of taking produces the C from about 10 to 20 μ U/mL
MaxThis embodiment on the other hand in, can in 25,20 or 15 minutes of taking medicine, obtain the C of insulin
MaxAt these C
MaxIn the alternative embodiment of embodiment, the C that after the pulmonary of preparation sucks, obtains
MaxThat per unit is filled in insulin in the medicine box greater than 3 μ U/mL, or in the Insulin 3 to 6 of per unit in medicine box dosage or the scope of 4 to 6 μ U/mL.
In another embodiment, provide intake system, it comprises: Diskus; And the dry powder formulations that comprises a plurality of powder particles of diketopiperazine, wherein intake system is configured to diketopiperazine is transported to experimenter's pulmonary circulation, and diketopiperazine can be measured as diketopiperazine content, the AUC that has in mean exposure measurement or the every milligram of dry powder formulations of taking medicine in A Single Intake by Inhalation in experimenter's blood plasma
0-∞Greater than 2,300ng*min/mL.In one embodiment, intake system also comprises the medicine box that is configured to be applicable to breathe the Diskus of energy supply.In this embodiment and other embodiment, the diketopiperazine in preparation is secondary-3,6-(N-fumaryl-4-aminobutyl)-2,5-diketopiperazine (FDKP).
Use in preparation among the embodiment of FDKP therein, system can be with the T less than 1 hour
MaxFDKP is transported in the systemic blood circulation.In certain embodiments, in A Single Intake by Inhalation, take medicine after the FDKP, the T of FDKP
MaxCan be less than 15 or 30 minutes.In this embodiment and other embodiment, from 0 to 2 hour, 0 to 4 hour or 0 to the infinite AUC that measured.
In another embodiment, provide intake system, the dry powder formulations that it comprises the inhaler of breathing energy supply and comprises a plurality of diketopiperazine granules; Wherein intake system operationally is configured to discharge the powder plume that comprises the diketopiperazine microgranule, wherein the diketopiperazine microgranule have from 2 μ m to 8 mu m ranges volume intermediate value geometric diameter and less than the geometric standard deviation of 4 μ m.
In one embodiment, provide the intake system that is used for the pulmonary delivery of medicine, the dry powder formulations that it comprises the inhaler of breathing energy supply and comprises a plurality of diketopiperazine granules; Wherein intake system operationally is configured to discharge the powder particle greater than 90% after once the sucking of powder formulation, powder particle less than 30 minutes or less than 25 minutes time in dissolving and being absorbed in the blood, produce the peak concentration of diketopiperazine.In certain embodiments, system discharges the powder particle greater than 95% in A Single Intake by Inhalation, and wherein granule is inhaled in the blood circulation.
In one embodiment, provide intake system, it comprises Diskus; And the dry powder formulations that comprises a plurality of powder particles, wherein powder particle comprises insulin; Wherein intake system is configured to deliver insulin to experimenter's pulmonary circulation, and measured the insulin in experimenter's blood plasma, it has insulin in the dry powder formulations that per unit takes in A Single Intake by Inhalation, greater than the average A UC of 160uU*min/mL
0-2hr
In one embodiment, provide intake system, the experimenter sucks by the oral cavity and takes dry powder formulations, and preparation comprises the powder particle of insulin, and this powder particle can deliver insulin to experimenter's systemic blood circulation, the wherein C of insulin
MaxIn A Single Intake by Inhalation, give after the patient less than 30 minutes with interior measurement.
In an embodiment, provide intake system, it comprises: breathe the Diskus of energy supply, and the powder formulation that comprises a plurality of diketopiperazine granules; Wherein intake system operationally is configured to discharge the powder plume that comprises the diketopiperazine microgranule, the diketopiperazine microgranule have from 2 μ m to 8 mu m ranges volume intermediate value geometric diameter and less than the geometric standard deviation of 4 μ m.
In another embodiment, provide the intake system that is used for the pulmonary delivery of medicine, having comprised: breathed the Diskus of energy supply, comprise the powder formulation of a plurality of diketopiperazine granules; Wherein intake system operationally is configured to discharge powder particle, and this powder particle is absorbed in the blood, to produce the peak concentration of medicine in less than or equal to 30,25,20 or 15 minutes.
In one embodiment, Diskus comprises and is configured to suck mouth to experimenter's delivery of dry powder by the oral cavity, be configured to keep the container of dry powder, and the air line that between container and mouth, extends and be configured to be communicated with surrounding air, wherein Diskus is configured in A Single Intake by Inhalation to discharge dry powder greater than 75% with powder particle, and the powder particle that is discharged from has the volume intermediate value geometric diameter less than 5 microns, when the user sucks to produce the peak value suction pressure greater than 2kPa in two seconds by mouth, and at least about 1.0,1.1 or the AUC0-1sec of the suction pressure of 1.2kPa*sec and time graph; Wherein from inhaler, be discharged or discharge as powder particle greater than 75% dry powder dose.
In another embodiment, disclose for method from the potion dry-powder medicament to the experimenter that utilize the high-drag Diskus to carry, the method may further comprise the steps: the Diskus that has from about 0.065 (√ kPa)/liter per minute to the flow resistance value of the scope of about 0.200 (√ kPa)/liter per minute is provided; Suck from inhaler with enough power, in 2 seconds, to reach at least peak value suction pressure of 2kPa; And produce at least about 1.0,1.1 or the suction pressure of 1.2kPa*sec and the AUC of time graph
0- 1secWherein from inhaler, be discharged or discharge as powder particle greater than 75% dry powder dose.
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Fig. 1 has described the example embodiment of the inhaler that uses in intake system, show the isometric view of the inhaler in closing configuration.
Fig. 2,3,4,5 and 6 has described respectively side view, top view, bottom view, near-end and the distal end view of the inhaler of Fig. 1.
Fig. 7 has described the axonometric chart at the embodiment of the intake system of opening the inhaler that comprises Fig. 1 under the configuration, shows corresponding medicine box and mouth lid.
Fig. 8 described with the cross section by the middle longitudinal axis, be installed in medicine box in the keeper, the inhaler of opening the Fig. 6 under the configuration etc. axonometric drawing.
Fig. 9 has described the inhaler that is in closed condition and the medicine box that is in the state of making up a prescription.
Figure 10 illustrates the axonometric chart in the alternative embodiment of opening inhaler under the configuration, dry powder intake system, shows type and the orientation of the medicine box that can be installed in the correspondence in the inhaler.
The axonometric drawing such as grade of the Diskus of Figure 10 that Figure 11 has described at open position.
Figure 12 illustrates the exploded view of the inhaler of the Figure 48 that shows the inhaler ingredient.
Figure 13 illustrates the axonometric chart at the inhaler of opening the Figure 10 under the configuration, and shows the medicine box that is installed in the inhaler.
Figure 14 shows the middle longitdinal cross-section diagram of the described inhaler of Figure 12, and it shows in keeping configuration and the medicine box container that contacts with slide plate, and gear mechanism contacts with slide plate.
Figure 15 illustrates the axonometric chart of the inhaler of the Figure 10 in closing configuration, and has medicine box in inhaler.
Figure 16 illustrates the middle longitdinal cross-section diagram of the described inhaler of Figure 53, the air flowing access that it shows the medicine box container in the administration configuration and sets up by container.
Figure 17 illustrates the axonometric chart for the medicine box embodiment of the inhaler of Fig. 1, and has described the medicine box in keeping configuration.
Figure 18 illustrates the top view of the medicine box embodiment of Figure 17, and it shows the composition structure of medicine box upper surface.
Figure 19 illustrates the bottom view of the medicine box embodiment of Figure 17, and it shows the composition structure of medicine box lower surface.
Figure 20 illustrates the axonometric chart of the medicine box example of longitudinal cross-section and the Figure 17 under the maintenance configuration.
Figure 21 illustrates the axonometric chart of the medicine box example of longitudinal cross-section and the Figure 17 under the administration configuration.
Figure 22 has described the axonometric chart of the alternative embodiment of the medicine box in keeping configuration.
Figure 23 has described medicine box embodiment shown in Figure 22 with top view, bottom view, proximal end view, distal end view and side view respectively to Figure 27.
Figure 28 has described the axonometric chart of the medicine box embodiment shown in Figure 22 under administration configuration.
Figure 29 and 30 is respectively the sectional view by the longitudinal axis of the medicine box embodiment of Figure 22 and Figure 28.
Figure 31 schematically shows such as the motion by the air-flow shown in the arrow, in the powder retaining zone of Diskus.
Figure 32 as by shown in the arrow, show the schematically showing of embodiment of the Diskus of the flow passage of the air-flow by inhaler and flow direction.
Figure 33 illustrates the flow resistance for the inhaler of exemplary embodiment, based on Bernoulli Jacob away from flow velocity and the chart of the measurement result of pressure dependence.
Figure 34 has described and has used inhaler and be equipped with for the medicine box of the dry powder formulations that sucks, the particle size distribution of utilizing the laser diffraction device to obtain, and wherein dry powder formulations comprises insulin and fumaryl diketopiperazine granule.
Figure 35 described according to example intake system (DPI 2) and
The pictorial representation of the data that the meansigma methods of all tests of (MTC) carrying out obtains, it shows how much particle size distribution of accumulation from granule different medicine box content of powder, that discharge from intake system.
Figure 36 has described and has utilized the exemplary intake system that does not have (curve A) and (curve B) powder formulation is arranged, undertaken by the experimenter and chart that utilize the suction record that sucks detection system.
Figure 37 is the chart that contains the concentration of the FDKP after the FDKP microgranule 6 hours, the blood plasma of the sample that extracts from the experimenter identical with Figure 36 for suction.
Figure 38 is the time dependent chart of insulin concentration according to the dosage grouping.
Figure 39 is according to the FDKP concentration of dosage grouping transformable chart in time.
Figure 40 is the chart of each individual blood glucose skew under study for action.
The example of the present device when Figure 41 is use sucks overview, shows the peak value suction pressure in two seconds.
Figure 42 shows the chart of example inhaler of the performance standard of inhaler of the present invention.
The specific embodiment
Disclosed hereinly usually be Diskus, the medicine box that is used for Diskus and be used for sucking the intake system of carrying one or more pharmacy medicines to patient via lung.In one embodiment, intake system comprises the Diskus of breathing energy supply and the medicine box that pharmaceutical preparation is housed, and this pharmaceutical preparation comprises pharmaceutically active substance or active component and pharmaceutical carrier.Diskus is set to various shape and size, and reusable or for disposable, be easy to use, cheap for manufacturing cost, and can use plastics or other acceptable materials to produce in a large number with simple step.Except complete system, inhalant, the medicine box that fills up and empty medicine box consist of other embodiment disclosed herein.This intake system can be designed as the dry powder that uses any type.In one embodiment, dry powder is the relative tack powder that needs best depolymerization condition.In one embodiment, intake system provides miniature breathing energy supply inhaler that combine with the disposable medicine box of the dry powder formulations that pre-metering dosage is housed, reusable.
Also disclose and be used for to the systemic blood circulation method of delivering medicament preparation effectively and consistently.
Term as used herein " unit dose inhaler " refers to, the inhaler that is suitable for holding the disposable container of dry powder formulations and carries the dry powder formulations of single dose by suction from container to the user.Should be understood that to need a plurality of unit dose to offer the dosage of user's appointment in some cases.
Term as used herein " multidose inhaler " refers to the inhaler with a plurality of containers, and each container comprises the dry-powder medicament of pre-metering dosage, and inhaler is at any time by sucking the drug powder of carrying single dose.
This paper employed " container " is the encapsulation that is configured to keep or hold dry powder formulations---the encapsulation of powder is housed, and can is the structure that lid or uncovered are arranged.This container can divide with inhaler and is arranged, and perhaps can structurally be attached in the inhaler (for example, non-removable).In addition, this container can be filled dry powder.Medicine box also can comprise container.
This paper employed " agglomerates " refers to piece or the group of the powder particle with irregular physical dimension such as width, diameter and length.
Term as used herein " microgranule " refers to does not consider that accurate outside or internal structure, diameter 0.5 are to the granule of about 1000 μ m.Yet, for pulmonary administration, usually need to be less than the granule of 10 μ m, especially the average particle size particle size of diameter is less than the granule of about 5.8 μ m.
This paper employed " rigid air conduit " refers to that be associated, that geometry does not change or remains unchanged air conduit with the path of the air that runs through intake system, for example, in reusable inhaler, air conduit remains unchanged after reusing.The rigid air conduit can be associated with mouth, container, inhaler housing, container, container casing etc.
This paper employed " unit dose " refers to for the pre-metering dry powder formulations that sucks.Perhaps, unit dose can be to have to be used as the disposable container that the single dose of having measured passes through to absorb the repeatedly preparation of carrying.Unit dose medicine box/container is equipped with single dose.Perhaps it can comprise a plurality of chambers that enter separately, and unit dose is equipped with in each chamber.
Term as used herein " pact " is used to refer to the standard deviation of the error that comprises the equipment that adopts or method with the value of determined value.
This equipment can be by some method manufacturings, yet, in one embodiment, inhaler and medicine box are to utilize the various types of plastic materials comprise polymer that polypropylene, cycloolefin (cyclicolephin) copolymer, nylon, the polyester such as polyethylene are compatible with other etc., make by injection molding technology, thermoforming.In certain embodiments, Diskus can utilize the top-down assembling of each ingredient to assemble.In certain embodiments, inhaler is set to dimensionally such as the compact size from about 1 inch to about 5 inches.In certain embodiments, inhaler is set to comprise relative cuboid, cylindrical, ellipse, tubular, square, rectangle and circular various shapes.
In embodiment described herein and illustrative, intake system comprises inhaler, medicine box or container and dry powder formulations, inhaler disposes medicine box, with by utilize to allow gas such as air enter the flow duct path of at least one relative stiffness of inhaler, effectively with dry powder formulations fluidisation, depolymerization or atomizing.For example, inhaler is provided with the first air/gas path that the medicine box of dry powder is housed for inlet and outlet, and second air flue that can converge with the first air flow path of discharge medicine box.For example, flow duct can have various shape and size according to the inhaler configuration.For example, at U.S. Patent application 12/484,125 (US 2009/0308390), 12/484,129 (US 2009/0308391), 12/484,137 (US 2009/0308392) and 12/717, disclose the inhaler that can be used in this intake system and the example of medicine box in 884 (US 2010/0197565), wherein all disclosures about intake system of all these applications are all incorporated herein by reference.
In the illustrated embodiment of this paper, each inhaler can use suitable medicine box.Yet when inhaler and medicine box being designed to mutually at once, intake system can more effectively be worked.For example, can be designed to the medicine box installation region of inhaler only to hold specific medicine box, and therefore, the structure configuration that for example helps opening user's key area or surface, medicine box and inhaler as security parameter is coupling or cooperate mutually.Corresponding inhaler and the example of medicine box are herein, use medicine box 170 such as inhaler 302, and inhaler 900 uses medicine box 150.At U.S. Patent application 12/484,125,12/484,129 and 12/484, these inhalers and medicine box are disclosed in 137, wherein all these patent applications about all of inhaler and medicine box open and (if being fit to) other or the instruction of interchangeable details, feature and/or technology Guan Jing, all incorporated herein by reference.
In Fig. 1-9 illustration the embodiment of Diskus.In this embodiment, Diskus has two kinds of configurations, that is, shown in Fig. 1-6 and Fig. 9 closing configuration and at Fig. 7 with shown in Figure 8 open configuration.Allow to install or remove the medicine box that Sucked medicine is housed at the Diskus 302 of opening under the configuration.Fig. 1-6 from various view descriptions at the inhaler 302 of closing under the configuration, inhaler 302 has the housing of comprising 320, and exceeds cuboid and from the relative moment body of the outward extending mouth 330 of cuboid.The part of mouth 330 is tapered towards the end that is used for the contact user, and has opening 335.Inhaler 302 also comprises gear mechanism 363 and slide plate (sled).Inhaler 302 can be in top-down assembling mode, for example utilize four parts to make.Mouth 330 also comprises the air conduit 340 along the vertical axis extension of inhaler, and have oral cavity placement part 312, air intake 310, air outlet slit 335 and medicine box outlet opening (cartridge port opening) 355, wherein air outlet slit 335 is configured to make its surface angled or become the inclined-plane with respect to the longitudinal axis of air conduit, medicine box outlet opening 355 and housing 320 and/or the medicine box fluid that is installed in the housing 320 are communicated with, with in use, make air flow enter air conduit 340 from housing or the medicine box from be installed in inhaler.Fig. 1 illustrates inhaler in the closed position 302 in isometric view, inhaler 302 has the body 305 more elongated than inhaler 300, body 305 is formed by the cap 308 of housing 320 and mouth 330, it cooperates with housing 320 along housing 320 extensions and by locking mechanism 312 (for example, projection).Fig. 2-6 illustrates respectively side view, top view, bottom view, far-end and the proximal end view of the inhaler of Fig. 1.As shown in the figure, inhaler 302 comprises mouth 330, mouth 330 have oral cavity placement part 312 and can at least locate to be connected to housing 320, be configured to cover 308 extension (as shown in Figure 7).Mouth 330 can pivotally be opened by linkage 363 proximal location from the hands of distance users on the angular direction.In this embodiment, inhaler 302 is configured to also have the gear mechanism 363 (as shown in Figure 8) that is combined in the hinge, to open inhaler or to open mouth 330 with respect to housing 320.
Gear mechanism or tooth bar 319 (as the part of slide plate 317) and gear 363 dispose with mouth as the part of linkage, and to mesh with housing 320, this housing also can be configured to hold slide plate 317.In the present embodiment, slide plate 317 is configured to independent part, and has the part that is configured to the tooth bar that is configured in the gear wheel engagement on the linkage.Linkage 363 allows mouth 330 to move to opening configuration or medicine box unloading configuration and closing configuration or position of inhaler 302 in the angular direction.When the motion of inhaler by mouth 330 realizes opening and closing, gear mechanism 363 in inhaler 300,302 can order about slide plate so that slide plate 317 in the interior simultaneously motion of housing 320, its middle slide plate 317 disposes integratedly with tooth bar 319 as the part of gear mechanism 363.When using with medicine box, the gear mechanism 363 of inhaler can the motion by slide plate 317 reconfigure medicine box in the inhaler down periods, and the medicine box after medicine box is installed on inhaler housing or the installation region keeps configuration (containment configuration) to change to administration configuration (dosing configuration) when inhaler is closed.But mouth 330 has been realized the dosing of dry powder formulations in the processing configuration that moves to that moves to after the suction that utilizes medicine box 170 after opening inhaler configuration or theme.In embodiment described herein, hinge and gear mechanism are arranged on the far-end of inhaler, yet, other configuration can be set, so that inhaler opens and closes with the load or unload medicine box as the concha Anodonta seu Cristaria configuration.
As shown in Figure 1 and in use, air flow enters inhaler by air intake 310, and by air intake 355, enter air conduit 340 through medicine box 170 simultaneously.In an example embodiment, the internal volume of the air conduits 340 from entrance 355 to outlet 335 extensions of mouth 330 is greater than about 0.2cm
3In another example embodiment, this internal volume is about 0.3cm
3, or be about 0.4cm
3, or be about 0.5cm
3In another example embodiment, this internal volume of mouth is greater than about 0.2cm
3In example embodiment, the scope of the internal volume of mouth is from 0.2cm
3To 6.5cm
3Be contained in powder in the medicine box container 175 by the rolling of powder contents fluidisation or be entrained in the air flow that enters medicine box.Mouth air conduit 340 is discharged and entered to the powder of fluidisation then gradually by drug delivery port (dispensing port) 173,127, then before discharging outlet 335, by from the further depolymerization of the air flow of air intake 310 and dilution.
In one embodiment, housing 320 comprises one or more ingredients, for example, and top 316 and bottom 318.Top and bottom adapt to each other in the mode of tight seal, form the encapsulation of holding slide plate 317 and hinge and/or gear mechanism 363.Housing 320 also is configured to have and allows air flow to enter one or more openings 309 of the inside of housing, is used at place, the closed position cooperation of inhaler 302 and the locking mechanism 313 cap 308, such as projection or snap ring of fastening mouth.Housing 320 also is configured to have medicine box keeper or medicine box installation region 315, and it is configured to corresponding with the type of the employed medicine box of inhaler.In this embodiment, medicine box put area or keeper are the openings in the top of housing 320, after its Chinese medicine box is installed in the inhaler 302, this opening also allows the bottom of medicine box or container to drop on the slide plate 317.Housing also comprises promptly zone 304,307, and it is configured to help the user of inhaler solid and catch securely inhaler to open it, and comes the load or unload medicine box.Housing 320 also comprises the flange that is configured to limit air flue or conduit, two parallel flanges 303 for example, and it also is configured to air flow is imported inhaler air intake 310, and enters in the medicine box air intake of the medicine box air conduit that is arranged in the inhaler.Flange 310 is configured to also prevent that the user from blocking the entrance 310 of inhaler 302.
Fig. 7 illustrates the inhaler of Fig. 1 at the isometry test pattern of opening under the configuration, wherein inhaler has the mouth covering, for example, medicated cap 342 and medicine box 170, its Chinese medicine box 170 are configured to corresponding with the medicine box installation region and allow medicine box to be installed in the medicine box keeper 315 for use.In one embodiment, after medicine box is installed in the medicine box keeper 315, can realize medicine box from the holding position the reconfiguring of (rear set as making), wherein about box keeper 315 is configured in the housing 320, and be configured to be applicable to inhaler, insert or install so that medicine box has suitable orientation and can only in one way or be orientated in inhaler.For example, medicine box 170 can dispose locking mechanism 310, it matches with the locking mechanism that is configured in the inhaler housing, for example, inhaler installation region or keeper can comprise hypotenuse 310, hypotenuse 310 meetings and hypotenuse 180 correspondences that will be installed in the medicine box (for example, medicine box 170) in the inhaler.In this embodiment, hypotenuse has formed the locking mechanism that prevents that between the moving period of slide plate 317 medicine box from ejecting from keeper 315.
In Fig. 8 and a specific embodiment shown in Figure 9, the medicine box lid disposes hypotenuse, keeps in the housing installation region firmly to make in use it, and this installation region has the hypotenuse that matches.Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 also show rackwork 319, this rackwork disposes slide plate 317 so that when inhaler 302 preparations are taken medicine to the user, the medicine box container 175 of medicine box 170 is mobile slidably below the medicine box top, with aligning containers below the lower surface of medicine box top, the lower surface at described medicine box top be configured to the inhaler configuration person medicine box of closing make up a prescription the administration position or the configuration under have drug delivery port (one or more).Because the medicine box top is outstanding with respect to lower surface, therefore in the administration configuration, form air intake by the edge at medicine box top and the frame of container.In this configuration, by air intake, be exposed to surrounding air medicine box internal volume and limit air line by medicine box at the opening at medicine box top or the drug delivery port in the medicine box top, this air line is communicated with the air line 340 fluid ground of mouth.
Fig. 8 illustrates the position that is installed in the medicine box 350 in keeper or the installation region 315, and show inhaler 302 and medicine box 170 inside ingredient relative to each other, comprise the projection (boss) 326 with drug delivery port 327, gear mechanism 360,363 and help equipment remain on snap-fastener 380 of closing configuration etc.
Figure 10-16 illustrates another embodiment of the Diskus of intake system.Figure 10 described dispose similarly with the inhaler 302 shown in Fig. 1-9 on the structure, at the inhaler 900 of opening under the configuration.Inhaler 900 comprises mouth 930 and housing unit 920, and mouth 930 and housing unit 920 interconnect by hinge, so that mouth 930 pivotally rotates with respect to housing unit 920.Mouth 930 comprises also that than housing 920 wide, integrally formed side plates 932 side plate 932 and housing projection 905 mesh to obtain the configuration of closing of inhaler 900.Mouth 930 also comprises air intake 910, air outlet slit 935; Be used for contact user's lip or mouth, extend to the air flow pipeline 940 of air outlet slit 935 from air intake 910, and with the air flow pipeline 940 of inhaler together with, hole 955 on the bottom surface.Figure 12 illustrates and enters the exploded view of device 900, and it shows the ingredient of the inhaler that comprises mouth 930 and housing unit 920.As shown in figure 12, mouth is configured to single parts, and comprise for housing 920 hinged, dispose 913 rod, cylinder or manage 911, so that mouth 930 is realized closing of equipment with respect to housing 920 is mobile in the angular direction.Air flue 912 can be set to housing, and they can be to mouth air intake 910 guiding air flows.Air flue 912 is arranged so that in use, the finger that is placed on the user on the path can not limit or hinder air flow and enter air line 940.
Figure 12 illustrates housing 920, and it comprises and be manufactured to two parts that form encapsulation, and comprises that having medicine box places or installation region 908 and notch 918, and wherein notch 918 is configured to closing configuration lower time, the restriction air intake when inhaler.Figure 12 illustrates the housing 920 as encapsulation, and it also comprises two parts being convenient to make, but can use still less or more part.The bottom of outer casing forming does not have opening and comprises pallet 922, and the bottom is connected to form encapsulation or housing 920 with top or cap 925.Pallet 922 disposes notch 914, and notch 914 is configured in and forms hinged rod, cylinder with mouth 930 holding of pallet 922 or manage 911 far-end.Pallet 922 also holds slide plate 917.Slide plate 917 is configured at pallet 922 interior removable, and have medicine box housing region 921 and have the arm shape structure of the opening 915 that matches with tooth or the gear of mouth 930, so that at closing device so that the time spent, mouth 930 makes slide plate mobile at proximal direction with respect to the motion of housing 920, cause slide plate to be close to and be arranged in the medicine box container of inhaler keeper or installation region 908, and container can be changed to the administration position from the holding position.In this embodiment, the medicine box that is arranged in medicine box keeper 908 has under the administration configuration, enter opening towards the air of inhaler or user's near-end.Housing cap 925 is configured to, can be by having, for example, be connected to securely pallet 922 as projection 926 retention mechanism, that extend from bottom margin.Figure 12 illustrates at the inhaler 900 of opening under the configuration, and it has described position and orientation in the installation region that is installed in inhaler, the medicine box 150 in keeping configuration.Figure 13 further illustrates at the inhaler 900 of opening under the configuration, and wherein inhaler 900 has at the medicine box that is arranged in the medicine box keeper 150 that keeps under the configuration.Figure 14 illustrates the central longitudinal shaft section figure of the inhaler in Figure 13, and it shows under the maintenance of medicine box container 151 configuration, gear 913 is with respect to the position of slide plate 917, and its Chinese medicine box container 151 is close to slide plate 917.In this embodiment, container 151 moves with respect to medicine box top 156.When closing inhaler 900 (Figure 15) and along with inhaler 900 moves to, realize closing configuration, slide plate 917 promotes container 151 until realize the administration configuration, and sliding at medicine box boss (boss) 126 in the hole 955 of mouth, sets up air flow path so that drug delivery port 127 is communicated with mouth pipeline 940 and enters hole 918, medicine box air outlet slit 919 and the drug delivery port in air line 940 127 by air.As can be seen from Figure 16, mouth 930 and air flow pipeline 940 have configuration comparatively taper, hourglass shape to far-end in the middle of approximately.In this embodiment, slide plate 917 is arranged so that when opening inhaler after use, slide plate can not be reconfigured for medicine box and keep configuration.In some variants of present embodiment, can or expect to reconfigure medicine box according to employed powder medicaments.
In embodiment disclosed herein, inhaler hole (for example 355,955) can be provided with hermetic unit, for example, and crush rib (crushed ribs), sealing surfaces, packing ring and O type circle etc., to prevent air leak in system, air flow is only walked in medicine box.In other embodiments, in order to realize sealing, hermetic unit can be set to medicine box.Inhaler can also be provided with one or more depolymerization district, and it disposes assembly or the deposition that as far as possible reduces powder.The depolymerization district for example is arranged in the medicine box, is included in container and the drug delivery port, and is arranged on one or more positions in the air line of mouth.
The above has described such as respectively at Figure 10,13,14,16-21 and Fig. 7-9, illustrated medicine box 150 among the 22-30, medicine box embodiment 170 and so on, that use with inhaler.Medicine box of the present invention is configured to form the encapsulation with at least two kinds of configurations, and storage, dry-powder medicament is housed in tightening seal or the involved position.In this embodiment and other embodiment, medicine box can reconfigure to suction or administration from the powder holding position and dispose in inhaler.
In certain embodiments, medicine box comprises lid or top and has the container in one or more holes, comprises keeping configuration and administration configuration, comprises the inner surface of outer surface, restriction internal volume; And keep configurable limit to the connection of internal volume, and the administration configuration form path by internal volume, enter in a predefined manner and discharge internal volume to allow air flow.For example, the medicine box container can be arranged so that, thereby the air flow that enters the medicine box air intake is guided through air outlet slit, leaves the rate of discharge of the medicine control powder of medicine box with metering in internal volume; And wherein the air flow in medicine box can be before discharging by dosing holes, in internal volume, seething, mixing and fluidized powder with the substantially vertical direction of Bas Discharged flow path direction.
In one embodiment, medicine box can be encoded with one or more indicants, and indicant comprises label, etched pattern, color, ambetti powder, flange and wrinkle etc.For example, if selected color, so can be in conjunction with compatible with pharmaceutical preparation with plastics or pharmaceutically acceptable various types of pigment during the manufacturing of medicine box.In this embodiment and other embodiment, color can represent specific active component or dose intensity, and for example, the lid of a green can be indicated 6 redness, purple, yellow, orange etc. of 6 units.
Figure 17 further illustrates and comprises the top or cover 156 and limit the container 151 of inner space or volume.The further illustration of Figure 18 medicine box top 15, it has two ends, and be included in sunk area 154 and the boss 126 at the two ends place of longitudinal axis X, and on the longitudinal axis X direction along the relative rectangular slab group 152 of side, plate 152 disposes and is connected to top 156 integratedly at their two ends.The edge 158 at medicine box top 156 from the top 156 along the side of longitudinal axis X direction to downward-extension, and separate with land area 126 and sunk area 154 by longitudinal space or slot 157.Figure 17-21 also shows each plate 152 and also comprises flange 153, be configured on flange 153 structures cooperate with projection or the wing 166 of container 151, support vessels 151, and permission container 151 moves to the administration position under the land area 126 from the holding position under the sunk area 154.Plate 152 disposes retainer 132 at each end construction, moves the end of crossing them and being connected to edge 158 to prevent container 151.In this embodiment, container 151 or cover 156 can be for example by translational motion is and removable on top 156, perhaps top 156 is removable with respect to container 151.In one embodiment, according to the configuration of inhaler, when lid or top 156 fixedly the time, container 151 is by removable being positioned at that the flange 153 that cover on 156 slides, and perhaps covers 156 by in container 151 slips of fixing and removable.Near boss 126 edge 158 has recessed zone, and this recessed zone forms the part at the edge of entrance 119 under the administration configuration of medicine box.
Figure 19 illustrates the bottom view of medicine box 150, and it shows such as container 151, drug delivery port 127, plate 152, flange 153 and relation empty or recessed, under the structures such as the zone below the boss 126 or bottom surface 168 are keeping disposing.Figure 20 illustrates by in the cross section of middle the longitudinal axis X that keeps the medicine box 150 under the configuration, and it shows at recessed regional 154 places and lid 156 close contacts and by the container 151 of flange 153 supports.The downside of boss 126 is empty and can finds out the position that its top edge that is in container 151 is relatively high.Figure 21 illustrates the medicine box 150 under the administration configuration, and wherein the plate 158 of the top edge of container 151 and below, boss 126 zone forms the entrance 119 that allows air flow to enter the inside 151 of medicine box.
In another embodiment, in Figure 22-30, illustrate the medicine box 170 of translation, medicine box 170 be medicine box 150 alternate embodiment and can with, for example the inhaler shown in Fig. 1-9 302 uses together.Figure 22 has described medicine box 170, and it comprises having the top or cover 172 and limit the encapsulation of the container 175 of inner space, and wherein this medicine box is to keep configuration to illustrate.In the configuration of this medicine box, medicine box top 172 is configured to and container container 175 forms hermetically-sealed constructions, and container or lid are relative to each other removable.Medicine box 170 can be from the holding position (Figure 22 and Figure 29) be configured to the administration position (Figure 24-28 Figure 30), and for example can be configured to that the disposable position (not shown) at place is used with the indication medicine box in the middle of medicine box.Figure 22 also illustrates the various features of medicine box 170, and wherein top 172 comprises side plate 171, and side plate 171 is configured to the partly outside of covering container.Each side plate 172 is included in the flange 177 of its lower edge, and flange 177 forms the track of the wings of support vessels 175, and 172 lower limb moves along the top to allow container 175.Medicine box top 172 also comprise the relatively flat of outside at one end the surface, have opening or a drug delivery port 173 become the contents that keep container 175 in the mode of tightening seal with respect to the boss 174 of rectangle and internal configurations.In one embodiment, drug delivery port can be configured to have various sizes, and for example, the width of opening and length can be, in the porch that is positioned at medicine box inside of drug delivery port, width is from about 0.025cm to about 0.25cm and length is to about 0.65cm from about 0.125cm.In one embodiment, have an appointment after the drug delivery port entrance the is measured length of wide, about 0.3cm of 0.06cm.In certain embodiments, medicine box top 172 can comprise various shapes, these shapes can comprise for the promptly surface (for example auricle 176,179) and other configurations that medicine box are positioned on the correct orientation suitably to be installed in keeper, and the retention mechanism such as bevel edge or hypotenuse 180 etc. that is readily applied to the inhaler of correspondence.The external shape of flange, boss, auricle and various other shapes can consist of critical surfaces (keying surface), and the suitable layout of the medicine box in the inhaler can be indicated, helps and/or be forced to this critical surfaces.In addition, for the specific medicine that will be provided by medicine box or make up a prescription and be associated with specific inhaler, these structures can change to another to system from an inhaler-medicine box.By this way, can prevent for the first medicine or the medicine box of the inhaler that is associated of making up a prescription be placed to or be used to the second medicine or the similar inhaler that makes up a prescription and be associated.
Figure 23 has been illustration has the top view of overall shape at the medicine box top 172 of boss 174, drug delivery port 173, recessed zone 178 and auricle 176 and 179.Figure 24 is the bottom view of medicine box 170, and its container 175 that shows in the administration position is supported by each flange 177 at top 172 by its wing projection 182.Figure 25 has described the medicine box 170 under administration configuration, and medicine box 170 also comprises the air intake 181 that the top edge by the notch on medicine box top 172 and container 175 forms.In this configuration, the internal communication of air intake 181 and medicine box, and form air line with drug delivery port 173.During use, medicine box air intake 181 is configured to guide the air that enters medicine box inside at drug delivery port 172 places.Figure 26 has described medicine box 170 from the other end of administration configuration or the rearview of Figure 25.
Figure 27 illustrates the side view of medicine box 170, and it shows the relation of structure under the administration configuration such as container 175, boss 174, side plate 172 and auricle 176 etc.Figure 28 illustrates for the medicine box 170 that comprises container 175 and top 172 under the administration configuration that uses, wherein top 172 has relative rectangle air intake 181 and the relative rectangle drug delivery port 173 that runs through boss 174, and boss 174 is positioned on the upper surface at medicine box top 172 relatively medially.Boss 174 is configured to be assembled in the hole in the wall of inhaler mouth.Figure 29 and Figure 30 illustrate respectively and are keeping under configuration and the administration configuration, passing through the sectional view of the medial axis X of medicine box 170, it shows container 175 and contacts with lid 172 and supported by flange 177 at the place, bottom surface in recessed zone 178, and flange 177 is formed for container slides into the another location from a position track.As shown in figure 29, keeping under the configuration, container 175 forms sealing in the bottom surface at recessed regional 178 places and medicine box top 172.Figure 30 has described the medicine box 170 under the administration configuration, wherein container is in the opposite end in recessed zone 178, and air intake 181 is formed on container 175 and medicine box top, air intake 181 allows surrounding air to enter medicine box 170, and forms air line with the inside of drug delivery port 173 and container 175.In this embodiment, the bottom surface of the realization administration position at medicine box top is that internal surface configurations relatively flat and container 175 becomes U-shaped to a certain extent.Boss 174 is configured to protrude from slightly the upper surface at medicine box top 172.
In other embodiment of medicine box, medicine box is applicable to be fit to use the Diskus of rotatable mechanism, wherein rotatable mechanism is used for inhaler or medicine box are moved to administration position (its Chinese medicine box top is removable with respect to container) from keeping disposing, perhaps be used for when drug delivery port is alignd with container with respect to the top mobile containers to move to the administration position, perhaps mobile containers or top keep disposing to move to.
In embodiment as herein described, according to employed dry powder formulations, medicine box can be configured to carry single unit, measure the dry-powder medicament of dosage in advance with various amounts.Medicine box such as medicine box 150, medicine box 170 is configured to hold the dry powder formulations of potion (for example from 0.1mg to about 50mg) on can structure.Therefore, the size and dimension of container can change according to the size of inhaler and amount or the group of the powder medicaments that will carry.For example, container can be to have the relative cylindrical shape that has the approximate distance from about 0.4cm to about 2.0cm between two sides of opposed flattened and the two sides.In order to optimize the inhaler performance, the medicine box inboard can change according to the amount of the powder of wanting to be contained in intracavity along the height of Y-axis.For example, 5mg fills the about 0.6cm of the most suitable needs to the height of about 1.2cm to the powder of 15mg.
In an embodiment, provide the pharmaceutical kit that is used for Diskus, it comprises: the encapsulation that is configured to keep medicine; Allow air to enter at least one entrance of described encapsulation; And at least one drug delivery port that allows to flow out described encapsulation; Described at least one drug delivery port is configured to guide the air-flow that enters described at least one entrance in response to pressure differential, described at least one drug delivery port place in described encapsulation.In one embodiment, described inhaler medicine box is formed by high-density polyethylene plastics.Described medicine box has container, and wherein this container has the inner surface that limits internal volume and comprises bottom adjacent one another are and sidewall, and has one or more openings.Described medicine box has cup-like structure and has is with a marginate opening, and it is made of the medicine box top and the container bottom that can be configured to limit one or more entrances and one or more drug delivery ports.Medicine box top and container bottom can be configured to the holding position and make up a prescription or the administration position.
In embodiment as herein described, Diskus and medicine box form intake system, because this system can realize at the cross-sectional area of any part by changing its airflow line, so this system structurally can be configured to, and realizes adjustable or modular gas-flow resistance.In one embodiment, the Diskus system can have from the about 0.065 gas-flow resistance value to about 0.200 (√ kPa)/l per minute.In other embodiments, can adopt check-valves, to prevent before that in the pressure drop (at this point place, the resistance of expectation reaches the value in the given scope of this paper) that reaches such as the expectation of 4kPa etc. air-flow from passing through inhaler.
In embodiment as herein described, Diskus is configured in use have predetermined flow proportional and distributes, and makes the first current path by medicine box and makes the second current path by for example mouth air line.Figure 31 and Figure 32 have described the sketch map of the air line of being set up by the structure configuration of the medicine box of direct traffic allocation proportion and inhaler.Figure 32 illustrates the motion of air-flow of the embodiment of Diskus, and the embodiment of this Diskus shows the gas channel (as shown by arrows) of the inhaler in the administration position.
The part of the mass flow in inhaler be approximately whole medicine box flow passage volume 20% to 70%, and about 30% to 90% beginning by the mouth pipeline.In this embodiment, by the mode hybrid medicine of distribution of air flow to seethe of medicine box, the dry-powder medicament in the medicine box container with fluidisation or atomizing.Then the air-flow of the fluidized powder in container makes powder rise, and makes gradually powder particle discharge the medicine box container by drug delivery port, and the shearing air flow that then enters the mouth pipeline converges with the air flow that contains medicine of discharging from the medicine box container.Converge with the bypass gas flow that enters the air line of mouth from the pre-metering of medicine box or the discharge air-flow of metering, before discharging the mouth outlet and entering the patient, further to dilute and the depolymerization powder medicaments.
In another embodiment, provide the intake system that is used for to patient's delivery of dry powder preparation, it comprises inhaler, and this inhaler comprises the container installation region that is configured to hold container, and the mouth with at least two air inlets and at least one venthole; An air inlet in wherein said at least two air inlets is communicated with container area fluid ground, and in described at least two air inlets one is communicated with described at least one venthole fluid ground via the flow path that is configured to walk around container area, with to patient's delivery of dry powder medicine; The flow duct that wherein is configured to walk around container area during sucking the total flow by inhaler 30% to 90%.
In another embodiment, also provide the intake system that is used for to patient's delivery of dry powder preparation, it comprises Diskus, and this Diskus comprises container area and container; The Diskus of combination and container are configured to have the ridig flow pipeline under the administration configuration, and a plurality of structural areas that the mechanism of the powder depolymerization that is used for intake system when using is provided; One of a plurality of mechanisms who wherein is used for depolymerization is caking size exclusion minimum dimension, in container area the hole that has between 0.25mm and 3mm.The ridig flow pipeline refers to the air line of the constant intake system of after reusing geometry, namely, pipeline keeps identical or constant and does not change along with use, this comes the system of work opposite with the puncture mechanism of utilizing capsule and bubble-cap, and the duct arrangement of this system is different and occur changing along with capsule difference or bubble-cap.
In alternative embodiment, provide the intake system that is used for to patient's delivery of dry powder preparation, the Diskus that it comprises container and comprises mouth; The Diskus of combination and container are configured to a plurality of structural regions of having the ridig flow pipeline and be provided in use the powder depolymerization mechanism of intake system in administration configuration; In the wherein said a plurality of depolymerization mechanism at least one be, the air line guiding that is configured in mouth with the fluid container fluid at tap place communicatively.In certain embodiments, intake system comprises container, this container also comprises the cohesive powders depolymerization mechanism of cup-like structure, this cup-like structure is configured to guide the air-flow that enters container to rotate in the internal volume of cup-like structure, circulate and makes powder medicaments rise to take away powder mass in fluid, until agglomerates is enough little before amount discharge container.In this embodiment, cup-like structure has the one or more radiuses that are configured to prevent the air-flow stagnation.
Among the embodiment described here, medicine box structurally is configured to have the opening of entering near the drug delivery port place on trunnion axis and vertical axes.For example, entrance can be to tighten adjacent air space gas entrance at an about medicine box width to the degree of closeness of drug delivery port, but this relation can change according to the physics and chemistry character of flow velocity, powder.Because this degree of closeness produces such gas flow arrangement thereby cross the drug delivery port of opening arrival in medicine box from the air-flow of entrance, namely forbids the powder of fluidisation or is with the powder in air-flow to discharge from medicine box.By this way, during suction action, the air-flow that enters the medicine box container can be finished seething of dry powder formulations in the medicine box container, and the air-flow that the powder of the outlet of close medicine box or the fluidisation of drug delivery port can be entered the entrance of medicine box stops, thereby the air-flow in medicine box can be limited to discharge from the medicine box container.Because the difference of inertia, density, speed, charge interaction, air-flow position only has specific granule can pass through to discharge the required path of drug delivery port.Can not must continue to seethe until they have suitable weight, electric charge, speed or position by the granule of outlet.In fact, this structure can be measured the amount of the medicine that leaves medicine box, and can help the depolymerization of powder.For the fluidized powder that further helps dosage to discharge, can change size and the quantity of drug delivery port.In one embodiment, used two drug delivery ports of circle that are configured to, each diameter is 0.10cm, and be disposed near the centrage of container enter the hole neighbouring, towards the about 0.2cm of air intake distance center line.Other embodiment can for example have the drug delivery port of the various shapes that comprise rectangle, and the cross-sectional area of wherein one or more drug delivery ports is from 0.05cm
2To about 0.25cm
2In certain embodiments, the size range of drug delivery port can be the diameter from about 0.05cm to about 0.025cm.Can adopt other shapes and cross-sectional area, as long as specified value is similar on cross-sectional area Yu here for they.Perhaps, for more tacky powder larger drug delivery port cross-sectional area can be set.In certain embodiments, so that the length of drug delivery port keeps with respect to width under the larger condition, the cross-sectional area of drug delivery port can increase according to the size of the powder mass minimum open dimension with respect to drug delivery port (one or more).In one embodiment, it is wider than the width of drug delivery port (one or more) dimensionally to enter the hole.Be among the embodiment of rectangle the enter hole, air enters the hole and comprises that scope is the width of the Breadth Maximum from about 0.2cm to about medicine box.In one embodiment, highly be about 0.15cm, and the about 0.40cm of width.In alternative embodiment, container can have the height from 0.05cm to about 0.40cm.In a particular embodiment, the width of container can be from about 0.4cm to about 1.2cm, and highly can be from about 0.6cm to about 1.2cm.In an embodiment, container comprises that one or more drug delivery ports and each drug delivery port have 0.012cm to the diameter of about 0.25cm.
In specific intake system, the medicine box that is used for Diskus that comprises medicine box top and container is provided, its Chinese medicine box top is configured to opposed flattened, and has one or more openings and have the one or more flanges that are configured to the track that cooperates with container; Container has the inner surface that limits internal volume, and be connected to movably the track on the one or more flanges on the medicine box top, and by along the rail moving of one or more flanges, can be configured to arrive the holding position and make up a prescription or the administration position.
In another embodiment, intake system comprises the one or more outlets in being configured to refuse minimum dimension enters greater than 0.5mm and less than the agglomerates of the dry powder synthetic of 3mm.In one embodiment, the medicine box for Diskus comprises the encapsulation with two or more rigid elements; Medicine box has one or more entrances and one or more drug delivery port, and wherein one or more entrances have the total cross-sectional area larger than total cross-sectional area of drug delivery port, and the scope that comprises total cross-sectional area of wherein one or more drug delivery ports is from 0.05cm
2To about 0.25cm
2
In one embodiment, the method of the dry powder formulations that is used for depolymerization and disperses to be used for to suck may further comprise the steps: produce air flow at Diskus, wherein Diskus comprises mouth and has at least one entrance and at least one drug delivery port and the container of dry powder formulations is housed; Container forms air line between described at least one entrance and described at least one drug delivery port, and the part that entrance will enter the air flow of container guides to described at least one drug delivery port; The powder that air flow is seethed in container has come formation air flow medicinal mixture with rise and mixed powder medicine in container; And the acceleration air flow makes it pass through described at least one drug delivery port amount discharge container.In this embodiment, because the cross-sectional area of outlet reduces with respect to the cross-sectional area of entrance, therefore the powder medicaments by drug delivery port can accelerate immediately.The variation of this speed can be during sucking the further depolymerization powder medicaments of fluidisation and atomizing.In addition, because granule in the medicine of fluidisation or the inertia of particle swarm, the speed of granule of leaving drug delivery port is not identical.In the mouth pipeline, move air flow faster to leave discharge after or the slower fluidized powder of motion of drug delivery port (one or more) apply towing tension or shearing force, this is the depolymerization medicine further.
Because with respect to reducing of the cross-sectional area of container outlet or drug delivery port, the powder medicaments by drug delivery port (one or more) accelerates immediately, and wherein outlet or drug delivery port are designed to cross-sectional area less than the air intake of container.The variation of this speed is the depolymerization powder medicaments of fluidisation further.In addition, because granule in the medicine of fluidisation or the inertia of particle swarm, the speed of granule of leaving drug delivery port is not identical with the speed of the air-flow that passes through drug delivery port.
Here among the described embodiment, for example by the direction of the fluidisation medicine that is applied in and/or the variation of speed, the powder of discharging drug delivery port can further accelerate.The direction of leaving drug delivery port and entering the fluidized powder of mouth pipeline changes and can become near 0 ° to about 180 ° angle, for example with about 90 ° of generations with the axis with respect to drug delivery port.The variation of flowing velocity and direction further depolymerization by the fluidized powder of air line.The change of direction can be by air flow duct geometric configuration variation and/or stop air flow to discharge drug delivery port by the second air flow that utilization enters the mouth entrance to realize.Because ducted cross-sectional area increases, before the ducted fluidized powder of mouth is being discharged, enter the oral cavity placement part of mouth along with it and expand and slow down.Being trapped in gas in the powder mass also can expand and can help to break up each granule.This is the another depolymerization mechanism of embodiment described here.The air flow that contains medicine can enter patient's oral cavity and effectively is transported in for example pulmonary circulation.
Each depolymerization mechanism described here and the part of intake system represent to make the maximized multi-stage method of powder depolymerization.By making the one or many acceleration/deceleration that comprises pipeline, medicine, the effect optimization of each independent depolymerization mechanism of interaction (these are general nature of this intake system) of expansion, powder properties and inhaler assembly material character of gas in the powder mass of bottling up, can access maximized powder depolymerization and conveying.Here described embodiment or, inhaler is provided with rigid air pipeline or tubing with the depolymerization of maximization powder medicaments, so that the powder medicaments from the inhaler discharging has continuity during reusing.Because this inhaler is provided with rigidity or keeps the identical pipeline that does not change, therefore avoided owing to relevant with the inhaler of the prior art of utilizing the bubble-cap encapsulation pierce through the variation that air line that film or stripping film produce is constructed.
In one embodiment, provide the method for depolymerization powder formulation in the dry powder intake system, it comprises: the powder formulation in having the container of internal volume is provided to Diskus; Make air-flow enter container, this container is configured to steering current and rises, carries secretly and make the dry powder formulations circulation until to comprise the powder formulation of agglomerates enough little of to enter mouth by one or more drug delivery ports.In the present embodiment, described method can also comprise the step that makes the agglomerates acceleration that is entrained in the air-flow that leaves one or more drug delivery ports and enter mouth.
Here among the described embodiment, dry-powder medicament provides consistently from inhaler within less than about 2 seconds time.This inhaler system has the about 0.065 high-drag value to about 0.20 (√ kPa)/liter per minute.Therefore in comprising the intake system of medicine box, the peak value between DPI 2 to 20kPa suck pressure drop produce by system about 7 to 70L/min peak velocity.In certain embodiments, the pressure differential of inhaler and medicine box system can be lower than 2kPa.For between 1 to 30mg or more substantial powder loading, these flow velocitys can cause the medicine box content that is presented greater than 75%.In certain embodiments, realize that by the end user these performance characteristics are to produce the medicine box administration ratio greater than 90% in the A Single Intake by Inhalation action.In other embodiments, realize that by the end user these performance characteristics are to produce 100% medicine box administration ratio in A Single Intake by Inhalation action.In certain embodiments, inhaler and medicine box system be configured to be transferred the Continuous Flow of powder, by providing single dose from inhaler discharging powder to the patient.In certain embodiments, intake system can be configured to according to particle diameter, in use with once or a plurality of powder discharge come conveying powder.In one embodiment, the intake system that is used for to patient pulmonary delivery of dry powder preparation is provided, it comprises Diskus, and this Diskus is configured to have in administration configuration from about 0.065 flow duct to total flow resistance of the scope of the value of about 0.200 (√ kPa)/liter per minute.In present embodiment and other embodiment, total flow resistance of intake system is relatively constant in the differential pressure range between the 7kPa at 0.5kPa.
But the structure of intake system configuration allows depolymerization mechanism to produce greater than 50% respiratory component with less than the granule of 5.8 μ m.Inhaler can during suction action, discharge be contained in the container greater than 85% powder medicaments.Usually, the inhaler of describing among Figure 15 can in the situation up to the loading of 30mg, 2kPa under the pressure differential of 5kPa, within less than 3 seconds time discharging greater than 90% medicine box or container contents.
In another embodiment, native system has the lower limit of performance.This performance limitations is based on to reach and ends dry powder described here that specified particle diameter distributes and suck appointment.Can form the chart of PIP and AUC, wherein existing wherein physically can not getable trigonum for given AUC value, PIP value.Yet, but based on representing that level and vertical curve by standard can form the receiving area.Intake system described here have about 2kPa PIP and at least about 1.0,1.1 or the acceptability of the AUC of 1.2kPa*sec can lower limit.
In other embodiments, there are lower limit and the upper limit for AUC.For example, the scope of AUC can be from about 1.0 to 15kPa*sec, from about 1.0 to about 10kPa*sec, from about 1.1 to about 15kPa*sec, from about 1.2 to about 10kPa*sec, from about 1.2 to about 15kPa*sec or from about 1.2 to about 10kPa*sec.
In another embodiment, the Diskus that the potion dry-powder medicament is housed by high-drag is provided, realize utilizing the dry-powder medicament of the abundant depolymerization of potion of high-drag Diskus; In 2 seconds, utilize the enough power reach the peak value suction pressure of 2kPa at least, suck from inhaler; And produce at least about 1.0,1.1 or 1.2kPa* first second area under curve (AUC second, suction pressure-time graph
0-1sec); Wherein discharge the VMGD (x50) of powder less than about 5um.In certain embodiments, patient's (PIP2 second) in two (2) seconds applies more than or equal to 2kPa less than or equal to 15 or the peak value suction pressure of 20kPa.In another embodiment, dry-powder medicament comprises such microgranule, and the median particle diameter VMGD (x50) that wherein discharges powder is not more than 1.33 times of median particle diameter when inhaler is used by the best.In present embodiment and other embodiment, being used by patient's best inhaler is as patient when (PIP2 second) applies the peak value suction pressure of about 6kPa in two (2) seconds.Best with being considered to realize by the flow velocity of realizing about 28.3L per second.Similar best use can reflect for example in USP<601〉in the standard test condition of specified aerodynamic size test.
In certain embodiments, the high-drag Diskus comprises the potion dry-powder medicament, and it is utilized in 2 seconds by the patient and reaches at least that the enough power (or active force) of the peak value suction pressure of 2kPa sucks; And produce suction pressure and time graph at least about 1.0,1.1 or first second the area under curve (AUC of 1.2kPa* second
0-1sec); Wherein discharged or discharged from inhaler as powder particle greater than 75% dry-powder medicament.Be discharged from certain embodiments the VMGD of granule less than about 5 microns.
The Diskus that the potion dry-powder medicament is housed by high-drag is provided, realize utilizing the dry-powder medicament of the abundant depolymerization of potion of high-drag Diskus; In 2 seconds, utilize the enough power reach the peak value suction pressure of 2kPa at least, suck from inhaler; And produce at least about 1.0,1.1 or 1.2kPa* first second area under curve (AUC second, suction pressure-time graph
0-1sec); Wherein discharge the VMGD (x50) of powder less than about 5um.In another embodiment, dry-powder medicament comprises such microgranule, and the median particle diameter VMGD (x50) that wherein discharges powder is not more than 1.33 times of median particle diameter when inhaler is used by the best.
Although the present invention mainly is described to breathe energy supply, in certain embodiments, inhaler can be provided with for generation of the required pressure differential of depolymerization and the energy of delivery of dry powder preparation.For example, inhaler can adopt pneumatic power source, such as being stored in such as from Compressed Gas power source of nitrogen tank that can be arranged on the air intake place etc. etc.Can arrange that the device of getting the interval is caught plume so that the patient can be comfortable speed suck.
Here among the described embodiment, inhaler can be set to reusable inhaler or disposable inhaler.In alternative embodiment, similar depolymerization principle is applicable to the multidose inhaler, and in multi-dose inhaler, inhaler can comprise a plurality of structures that for example are similar to medicine box in single pallet, and can transfer to as required single dose.In the variant of present embodiment, the multidose inhaler for example can be configured to provide by the sky, by the medicine of week or the sufficient dosage monthly supplied with.In the multidose embodiment of described embodiment, optimized end user's convenience.For example, in dietotherapy, utilize the system of the dosage be configured in individual equipment, to be provided for 7 day course for the treatment of, realize breakfast, lunch and dinner administration.By disposing the system of the indicating mechanism that indicates sky and dosage (for example the 3rd day (D3), lunch (L)), provide other end user's convenience.
In one embodiment, dry-powder medicament for example can comprise, diketopiperazine and medicinal active ingredient.In the present embodiment, medicinal active ingredient or activating agent according to the disease or the situation that are treated, can be any type.In another embodiment, for example, diketopiperazine can comprise that it can be used as the carrier system of active agent delivery to the target location of health to forming effective symmetrical molecule and the asymmetric diketopiperazines such as granule, microgranule.Term " activating agent " refers to here and will encapsulate, adds, in conjunction with, complexation or carry or be drawn into medicine or molecules such as protein, peptide or biomolecule on the diketopiperazine preparation secretly.Delivery system can be used for carrying the bioactivator with treatment, prevention or diagnostic effect.
A class drug conveying agent that overcome problem in the pharmaceutical fields such as and/or malabsorption unstable such as medicine, has been used to produce microgranule is 2, the 5-diketopiperazine.2,5-diketopiperazine represents by the chemical compound of the general chemical structural formula 1 shown in following, wherein 1 and 4 the annular atoms E in the position
1And E
2Be O or N producing respectively the replacement analog of diketone morpholine and dioxanes diketone, and be positioned at position 3 and position 6 side chain R
1And R
2In at least one comprise hydroxy acid (hydroxy acid salt) group.Chemical compound according to chemical structural formula 1 includes but not limited to diketopiperazine, diketone morpholine (diketopiperazines) and diketone dioxane (diketomorpholines) and alternative analog thereof.
Here employed " diketopiperazine " or " DKP " comprise the diketopiperazine that drops in general chemical structural formula 1 scope and learn approximately upper acceptable salt, derivant, substitute and modification thing.
These are 2 years old, the 5-diketopiperazine has shown that especially those carry in the drug conveying of acid R1 and R2 group effectively (referring to the U.S. Patent No. 5 that for example is entitled as " Self Assembling Diketopiperazine Drug Delivery System " in drug conveying, 352,461, the U.S. Patent No. 5 that is entitled as " Method For Making Self-Assembling Diketopiperazine Drug Delivery System ", 503,852, the U.S. Patent No. 6 that is entitled as " Microparticles For Lung Delivery Comprising Diketopiperazine ", 071,497, and the U.S. Patent No. 6 that is entitled as " 6; 331; 318 ", 331,318, for the drug conveying content about diketopiperazine and diketopiperazine medium of the instruction of above each patent, all be incorporated into by reference this).Diketopiperazine can form the Drug absorbability microgranule.Medicine stability and/or characterization of adsorption that this combination of medicine and diketopiperazine can improve.These microgranules can provide by various dispense path.These medicines can be used as dry powder and comprise that by the concrete position that is drawn into respiratory system pulmonary carries.
Fumaryl diketopiperazine (two-3,6-(N-fumaryl-4-amino can be basic)-2,5-diketopiperazine; FDKP) be a kind of preferred diketopiperazine of using for pulmonary:
FDKP provides favourable matrix of microparticles, and this is but to be easy to dissolving in neutrality or alkaline solution because its dissolubility in acid is low.These character are so that FDKP crystallization and crystal self assembly formation granule under acid condition.This granule is easily dissolving under the neutral physiological condition at pH.In one embodiment, microgranule disclosed herein is the FDKP microgranule that is mounted with such as the activating agent of insulin etc.
FDKP is the chiral molecule that has cis and transisomer with respect to the arrangement of the substituent of the replacement carbon on diketopiperazine ring.As described at the U.S. Patent Application Publication No.2010/0317574 that is entitled as " Diketopiperazine microparticles with defined isomer contents ", can obtain the continuity of stronger aerodynamic performance and particle shape by content of isomer being restricted to about cis of 45% to 65%.In the synthetic and recrystallize of molecule, can control isomer proportion.For example during removing protecting group from terminal hydroxy group, the contact base promotes to cause the ring epimerization of racemization.Yet the content that increases methanol solvate in this step causes the content of transisomer to increase.Transisomer is more more not soluble than cis-isomer, and controls temperature and solvent composition during recrystallize, can be used for promoting or reducing the enrichment of the transisomer in this step.
The microgranule that has between 0.5 micron to about 10 microns of the diameters can successfully arrive pulmonary by most of natural covers.Friendship by throat need to be less than about 10 microns diameter, and avoid being breathed out out then need to be more than or equal to about 0.5 micron diameter.Have about 35 to about 67m
2The diketopiperazine microgranule of the specific surface area of/g (SSA) presents the characteristic that is of value to the pulmonary delivery medicine, such as the air sky mechanical property of improving and the drug adsorption of improvement etc.
As described at the open No.WO2010144789 of the PCT that is entitled as " Diketopiperazine microparticles with defined specific surface areas ", the distribution of sizes of FDKP crystal and shape are subject to the impact of the balance between the growth of the nucleation of new crystal and existing crystal.These two kinds of phenomenons all depend on concentration and the supersaturation in the solution to a great extent.The characteristic size of FDKP crystal is the indication of the relative scale of nucleation and growth.When nucleation is preponderated, form all less of a lot of crystal but these crystal, this is because all they are at war with for the F in the solution.When growth is preponderated, exist the characteristic size of less competition crystal and crystal larger.
Crystallization depends on supersaturation to a great extent, and supersaturation depends on again the concentration of the composition in feed stream to a great extent.Higher supersaturation is relevant with the formation of a lot of small crystalss; Lower supersaturation produces less larger crystal.About supersaturation: 1) increase FDKP concentration and improve supersaturation; 2) concentration of increase ammonia is transformed into higher pH with system, improves equilbrium solubility and also reduces supersaturation; And 3) increase acetate concentration and improve supersaturation by end points being transferred to the lower low pH of equilbrium solubility.The concentration that reduces these components causes reverse effect.
Temperature affects the formation of FDKP microgranule by it to the crystal nucleation of FDKP dissolubility and FDKP and dynamic (dynamical) impact of growth.Under lower temperature, form have high specific surface area than small crystals.The suspension of these granules presents higher viscosity, and it has indicated captivation between stronger granule.In the situation of the various inhaler system that comprises inhaler system described here, produce the granules with acceptable (perhaps preferably) aerodynamic performance to about 26 ℃ temperature range from about 12 ℃.
These equipment of the present invention and system are effective to the pulmonary delivery of the powder of characteristic with relative broad range.Embodiments of the invention comprise following system, and it comprises inhaler, powder integrated or installable unit dose medicine box and restriction (one or more) feature (improvement or the optimum range of performance are provided).For example, equipment comprises effective depolymerizer and therefore can effectively carry cohesive powders.This comes the method for Seeking Development Through dry powder intake system different (referring to for example U.S. Patent No. 5,997,848 and No.7,399,528, U.S. Patent application No.2006/0260777 from other people based on free-flow or the optimized granule that flows; And the people's such as Ferrari AAPS PharmSciTech 2004; 5 (4) the 60th chapters).Therefore, embodiment comprises the system that has added cohesive powders.
The caking property of powder is can be according to it mobile or estimate with shape with such as the irregular assessment of rugosity etc.Such as what in American Pharmacopeia USP 29,2006 parts 1174, discuss, in pharmaceutical field, usually assess powder flowbility with four kinds of technology: angle of rest (repose); Compressibility (Ka Er) exponential sum Hao Sina ratio; The aperture of flowing through; And fluid shear chamber method.For two kinds of methods of back, because the multiformity of method is not also developed the universal standard.The normal diameter that the aperture can be used for measurement flow rate or be used for to determine allow flow of flowing through.Correlated variables is shape and the diameter in aperture, the material of the diameter of powder bed and height and constituent apparatus.That fluid shear chamber equipment comprises is cylindrical, annular and plane type and significantly experiment control is provided.It is very crucial that the equipment of any one of these two kinds of methods and method are described, although lack the universal standard, they still are successfully used to provide the qualitative and relative sign of powder flowbility.
Angle of rest (repose) is confirmed as being poured on the angle that top horizontal substrate is supposed by the spire of material with respect to material.The Hao Sina ratio be with untreated volume divided by tap volume (volume that namely volume no longer changes after the jolt ramming operation) or with tap density divided by bulk density.Compressible coefficient (CI) can be calculated than (HR) by Hao Sina:
CI=100x(1-(1/HR))
Although change at experimental technique, published (Carr, RL, Chem.Eng.1965,72:163-168) for the general recognised standard of the flowability of angle of rest (repose), compressibility exponential sum Hao Sina ratio.
Flow behavior | Angle of rest (repose) | The Hao Sina ratio | Compressibility index (%) |
Outstanding | 25-30° | 1.00-1.11 | ≤10 |
Fine | 31-35° | 1.12-1.18 | 11-15 |
Flow behavior | Angle of rest (repose) | The Hao Sina ratio | Compressibility index (%) |
Good | 36-40° | 1.19-1.25 | 16-20 |
Still can | 41-45° | 1.26-1.34 | 21-25 |
Poor | 46-55° | 1.35-1.45 | 26-31 |
Very poor | 56-65° | 1.46-1.59 | 32-27 |
Very non-constant | ≥66° | ≥1.60 | ≥38 |
Conveying equipment AEM (CEMA) standard provides the slightly different description of angle of rest (repose).
Angle of rest (repose) | Mobile |
≤19° | Very freely flow |
20-29° | Freely flow |
30-39° | Ordinary circumstance |
≥40° | Slow |
The powder that has according to upper table, outstanding or good flow behavior can be named as non-sticky or microviscosity aspect the caking property, and have weak mobile powder and be named as viscosity, and appropriate viscosity (corresponding to good or still can flow behavior) and high viscosity (corresponding to the relatively poor flow behavior of arbitrary extent) between further differentiation.When assessing according to the CEMA standard, have 〉=30 ° angle of rest (repose) can be considered to viscosity and be considered to high viscosity greater than 〉=40 ° powder.Powder in each grade in these grades or its constitute different embodiments of the invention aspect.
Caking property is associated with rugosity, and rugosity is the measuring of irregular status of particle surface.Rugosity is the actual specific surface area of granule and the ratio of the specific surface area of equivalent sphere:
The known direct measuring method of surveying the rugosity such as grain method such as air penetration also in this area.Rugosity more than or equal to 2 is associated with the caking property that increases.Should remember that particle diameter also affects flowability, therefore larger granule (for example 100 micron dimensions) is although some rising of rugosity can have rational flowability.Yet, for be the primary granule etc. of 1-3 micron such as diameter, for delivery of the granule in dark lung, even that slightly rise or 2-6 rugosity also is viscosity.The high viscosity powder can have 〉=10 rugosity (seeing following example A).
Following a lot of examples relate to the use of the dry powder that comprises FDKP.Forming granule is the large self assembly polymer of crystal slab.The powder that is made of the granule with plate-like surface is known to have relatively poor flowability usually, that is, be viscosity.In fact smooth spheroidal particle has best flowability usually, mobile usually along with granule become ellipse, have sharp edge, become two dimension basically with irregular shape, have irregular interlocking shape or fibrous and variation.Do not expect to carry out restrictedly, the applicant thinks that at present the crystal slab of FDKP microgranule can interlock, strengthen the caking property (mobile reverse side) of the bulk powder that comprises the FDKP microgranule also extraly so that the more low-viscosity powder of powder more is difficult to depolymerization by alternation sum.In addition, the factor that affects the structure of granule can affect aerodynamic performance.But the specific surface area of having observed along with granule is increased to the threshold value that surpasses as respiratory component measurement, and the empty mechanical property of its air is tended to reduce.In addition, FDKP has two chiral carbon atoies in piperazine ring, so that N-fumaryl-4-aminobutyl arm can be cis or the transconfiguration with respect to plane of a loop.Observe, along with the FDKP that in making microgranule, uses trans-cis ratio is away from the optimum range that comprises racemic mixture, but respiratory component reduce, and the pattern of the granule when more departing from preferable range, among the SEM becomes obviously different.Therefore the embodiments of the invention system of equipment that comprises the equipment of the diketopiperazine powder that has added the specific surface area that has in preferable range and added the FDKP powder of the cis-trans isomer proportion that has in preferable range.
FDKP microgranule unmodified or that contain such as medicines such as insulins consists of the high viscosity powder.Measure the FDKP microgranule and had 1.8 Hao Sina ratio, 47% compressibility index and 40 ° angle of rest (repose).Measured the FDKP microgranule that loaded insulin (
Insulin; Texas Instrument; MannKind company; The Valencia; Canada) has 1.57 Hao Sina ratio, the angle of rest (repose) of 36% compressibility index and 50 ° ± 3 °.In addition, in the reference orifice test, to estimate in order realizing under gravity and to flow, will need the orifice diameter of 2-3 foot (60-90cm) magnitude (to suppose that the bed height is 2.5 feet; Pressure increases then needs the diameter dimension that increases).Under similar condition, free-pouring powder will need the only orifice diameter of 1-2cm magnitude (Taylor, people AAPS PharmSciTech 1, the 18 chapters such as M.K.).
In addition, in an embodiment, Diskus and the medicine box of the cohesive powders that provides for depolymerization is provided intake system of the present invention, and wherein cohesive powders comprises the viscosity dry powder with Ka Er index of from 16 to 50.In one embodiment, the dry powder formulations peptide or the protein that comprise diketopiperazine (comprising FDKP) and contain the endocrine hormone of other endocrine hormones such as insulin, GLP-1, parathyroid hormone, acid adjustment element and other local volumes of the disclosure etc.
The microgranule that has between 0.5 micron to about 10 microns of the diameters can successfully arrive pulmonary by most of natural covers.Friendship by throat need to be less than about 10 microns diameter, and need to avoid being breathed out more than or equal to about 0.5 micron diameter.Embodiment disclosed herein shows to have about 35 to about 67m
2The diketopiperazine microgranule of the SSA of/g presents the characteristic that is of value to the pulmonary delivery medicine, such as the air sky mechanical property of improving and the drug adsorption of improvement etc.
FDKP microgranule with specific surface area of about 45% to about 65% is also disclosed here.In this embodiment, microgranule provides the character that can fly of improving.
In one embodiment, also provide for delivery of the system that can suck dry powder, described system comprises: the cohesive powders that a) comprises medicine; And b) inhaler, it comprises the encapsulation that is defined for the internal volume that holds powder, this encapsulation comprises gas access and gas outlet, and wherein entrance and exit is arranged such that to be directed to towards outlet mobile by the gas that entrance flow in the internal volume.In an embodiment, it is useful that this system has the cohesive powders of from 18 to 50 Ka Er index for depolymerization.When cohesive powders had from 30 ° to 55 ° angle of rest (repose), this system was useful to conveying powder.Cohesive powders can by for≤3.2 feet of funnel streams or for the reference orifice size of afflux≤2.4 foot,>2 rugosity describes.Exemplary cohesive powders granule comprises the granule that is made of the FDKP crystal, and wherein the ratio of FDKP isomer is trans: in the scope of cis 50% to 65%.
In another embodiment, intake system can comprise inhaler, this inhaler comprise mouth and on, its to inhaler apply 〉=pressure drop of 2kPa to be to produce the granule plume of discharging from mouth, the VMGD of 50% be discharged from granule and have≤10 microns wherein, the VMGD of 50% be discharged from granule and have≤8 microns wherein, the perhaps VMGD of 50% be discharged from granule and have≤4 microns wherein.
In another embodiment, comprise for delivery of the system that can suck dry powder: the granule that a) is consisted of by FDKP crystal and medicine, wherein the ratio of FDKP isomer is trans: in the scope of cis 50% to 65%; And b) inhaler comprises that powder holds encapsulation, comprises the chamber of gas access and gas outlet; And described chamber wherein is installed and limits the housing of two flow passages, wherein the first flow passage allows gas to enter the gas access of chamber, and the second flow passage allows gas to walk around the gas access of chamber; The air-flow of wherein walking around the encapsulation gas access be directed into impinge upon with gas outlet flow direction air-flow substantially vertical, that discharge from encapsulation on.
In certain embodiments, provide for delivery of the system that can suck dry powder, it comprises: a) dry powder, and it comprises the granule that is made of FDKP crystal and medicine, wherein microgranule has about 35 to about 67m
2SSA between the/g, this microgranule presents such as the air sky mechanical property of improving and the drug adsorption of improvement etc. to be of value to the characteristic of pulmonary delivery medicine; B) inhaler, it comprises that powder holds encapsulation, wherein this encapsulation comprises gas access and gas outlet; And installation room and limit the housing of two flow passages, the first flow passage allows gas to enter the gas access of chamber, and the second flow passage allows gas to walk around the gas access of chamber; The air-flow of wherein walking around the gas access of chamber be directed into impinge upon with gas outlet flow direction air-flow substantially vertical, that discharge from encapsulation on.
Also provide for delivery of the system that can suck dry powder.It comprises: a) comprise the dry powder of medicine, and b) inhaler, it comprises that powder holds medicine box, its Chinese medicine box comprises gas access and gas outlet; Medicine box is installed and is limited the housing of two flow passages, the first flow passage allows gas to enter the gas access of medicine box, and the second flow passage allows gas to walk around the encapsulation gas access; Mouth and on, it applies at inhaler 〉=pressure drop of 2kPa, the granule plume is discharged from mouth, the VMGD of 50% be discharged from granule and have≤10 microns wherein, the air-flow of wherein walking around the gas access of medicine box be directed into impinge upon with gas outlet flow direction air-flow substantially vertical, that discharge from encapsulation on.
The activating agent that uses in synthetic described here and the method can comprise any medical active agent.These can for example comprise organic synthetic compound, it comprise have cure the disease, vasodilator, vasoconstriction molecule, the similar thing of neurotransmitter, neurotransmitter receptor antagonist, steroid, anti-nociception medicine, peptide and polypeptide, polysaccharide and other saccharides, lipid, inorganic compound and the nucleic acid molecules of prevention or diagnostic effect.Peptide, proteins and peptides all are the amino acid chains by the peptide bond link.
The example that can utilize the diketopiperazine preparation to be transported to the activating agent of target in the human body or position comprises hormone, anticoagulant, immunomodulator, vaccine, cellulotoxic preparation, antibiotic, vasoactive agent, the medicine of stimulating neural tissue, anesthetis or tranquilizer, such as comprising fluticasone, budesonide, furancarboxylic acid, ciclesonide, flunisolide, the steroid of the glucocorticoid of betamethasone and triamcinolone acetonide etc., Decongestant, antiviral drugs, antisense molecule, antigen and antibody.More specifically, these chemical compounds comprise insulin, heparin (comprising Low molecular heparin), calcitonin, non-ammonia ester, sumatriptan, parathyroid hormone and active component thereof, growth hormone, erythropoietin, AZT, DDI, granulocyte macrophage colony stimulating factor (GM-CSF), lamotrigine, the chorionic-gonadotropin hormone releasing factor, luteinising hormone-releasing hormo, beta galactosidase, Exendin-4, vasoactive intestinal peptide, argatroban, comprise antitumor drug and inhibitor or comprise the micromolecule such as the analog of the cell receptors such as neuroreceptor of anti-injury medicine, comprise Sumatriptan Succinate, the bent smooth malic acid of Almogran, the rizatriptan benzoic acid, Zolmitriptan, the eletriptan hydrobromic acid, the triptan medicine of naratriptan hydrochloric acid etc., such as albuterol fenoterol formoterol terbutaline pirbuterol, bitolterol, the β of maleic acid QAB-149 etc.
2-receptor stimulating agent and vaccine.Antibody and composition thereof can comprise in unrestriced mode, anti-SSX-2
41-49(synovial sarcoma, X breakpoint 2), anti-NY-ESO-1 (esophageal neoplasm related antigen), anti-PRAME (melanomatous preferential antigen expressed), anti-PSMA (prostate specific membrane antigen), anti-Melan-A (melanic related antigen) and antityrosinase (melanic related antigen).
In certain embodiments, be used for comprising to the dry powder formulations of pulmonary circulation delivering medicament preparation, active component or activating agent, it comprises peptide, protein, hormone, and analog or its combination, wherein active component is insulin, calcitonin, growth hormone, erythropoietin, granulocyte macrophage colony stimulating factor (GM-CSF), the chorionic-gonadotropin hormone releasing factor, luteinising hormone-releasing hormo, follicule-stimulating hormone (FSH) (FSH), vasoactive intestinal peptide, parathyroid hormone (comprising black bear PTH), parathyroid hormone-related protein, glucagon, glucagon-like-peptide-1 (GLP-1), the Exendin-4 oxyntomodulin, PYY, interleukin II-induce tyrosine kinase, the tyrosine kinase of Bu Ludun (BTK), inositol requires kinases 1 (IRE1), or analog, active component, PC-DAC modification derivant or its O-glycosylation form.In certain embodiments, medical compounds or dry powder formulations comprise diketopiperazine, and active component is the one of choosing from the following: insulin, PTH1-34, GLP-1, oxyntomodulin, PYY, heparin and analog thereof; Micromolecule comprises neurotransmitter, derivant and/or analog or inhibitor/antagonist, and the anti-nociception medicine such as headache actuator, headache medicine, migraine remedy comprises the vasoactive agent such as triptan medicine etc., vaccine and adjuvant thereof; Immunosuppressant agent molecule and cancer therapy drug.
In one embodiment, also provide method from dry powder formulations to patient's pulmonary that utilize the dry powder intake system certainly to give.The method comprises: the Diskus that obtains in the closed position and have mouth; Acquisition comprises the medicine box of the dry powder formulations of pre-metering dosage in keeping configuration; Open Diskus so that medicine box to be installed; Close inhaler to realize that medicine box is to the movement of administration position; Mouth is put into mouth, and once dark air-breathing to take dry powder formulations.
In one embodiment, passed through the method for conveying active, having comprised: the Diskus that comprises medicine box a) is provided, and medicine box has the dry powder formulations that comprises diketopiperazine and active component; And b) gives the individuality that needs treatment with active component or active agent delivery.The dry powder intake system can be carried such as having greater than 50% sucked composition and the size dry powder formulations less than insulin FDKP of the granule of 5.8 μ m etc.
The method for the treatment of of obesity, hyperglycemia, insulin resistant and/or diabetes is disclosed in another embodiment.The method comprises takes sucked dry powder synthetic or the preparation that comprises diketopiperazine, diketopiperazine has 2,5-diketone-3, the structural formula of 6-secondary (4-X-aminobutyl) piperazine, wherein X chooses from the group that is made of fumaryl, succinyl, maleoyl and glutaryl.In this embodiment, the dry powder synthetic comprises diketopiperazine salt.In another embodiment of the present invention, dry powder synthetic or preparation are provided, wherein diketopiperazine be by or do not have 2 of pharmaceutically acceptable salt or excipient, 5-diketone-3,6-secondary (4-fumaryl-aminobutyl) piperazine.
In one embodiment, be used for being configured to the intake system of patient's pulmonary delivery dry powder formulations, under the administration configuration, have from the 0.065 total flow resistance to about 0.200 (√ kPa)/liter per minute scope.
In one embodiment, provide and comprised dry powder suction tool bag, it comprises aforesaid inhaler and one or more pharmaceutical kit, and medicine box comprises that for dry powder formulations dry powder formulations is used for the treatment of imbalance or the disease such as respiratory tract disease, diabetes and obesity etc.In this embodiment, tool kit can comprise the operation instruction material.
The emptying reconciliation cumulative of the improved medicine box power of intake system described here helps to increase the bioavailability of dry powder formulations.In a particular embodiment, dry powder contains the diketopiperazine of powder.Bioavailability refers to, as common that estimate with the AUC of time graph with concentration, by to experimenter's sanguimotor conveying generation, to the exposed amount of active component (for example insulin) or diketopiperazine (relevant with the diketopiperazine powder in those embodiment).By making these measurements carry out normalization to dosage, but the characteristic of display system.The dosage that uses when the normalization exposed amount is based on the dosage of filling or the dosage that is discharged from, and unit mass that can powder represents.Perhaps, can come the normalization exposed amount to the specific loading of medicine box.By any way, can further regulate exposed amount with the concrete diketopiperazine of considering particular formulations or the content of active component, that is, and can be at institute's filling dose or be discharged from the amount of the active component in the dosage or the amount of diketopiperazine is come the normalization exposed amount.The variable relevant with the experimenter, such as viewed exposed amounts of meeting impact such as amount of liquid, therefore in each embodiment, the bioavailability of system will represent with scope or boundary.
In one embodiment, powder formulation can comprise the insulin of the active component of the microgranule of FDKP and the paradiabetes that conduct is used for, and wherein the insulin content of preparation is every milligram of powder 3U, 4U, 6U or more.The amount of the insulin that will be taken or dosage can change according to patient's needs.For example, in one embodiment, for the treatment of the hyperglycemia in the diabetes, the single dose that is used for A Single Intake by Inhalation can contain up to about 60U insulin.
The pharmacokinetics overview of insulin is the key factor when determining physiological effect.In the situation of similar insulin exposure amount, provide the insulin that is characterized as the preparation that comparatively fast reaches peak value take, than causing rising to more slowly C
MaxAnd take take the high value that prolongs as the insulin of feature, suppressing more effective aspect post-prandial glycemia skew and the hepatic glucose release.Therefore, intake system disclosed herein also produces more effective insulin and carries, thereby compares with the system of prior art, can obtain with less insulin dose similar C
MaxLevel.Except the record otherwise these intake systems obtain the normalized C of higher dosage
Max
Example 1
Measure resistance and the flow distribution of Diskus-medicine box system
Tested some Diskus designs and measured their flow resistance, flow resistance is that part is by the geometry of inhaler path or dispose determined key property.The inhaler that demonstrates higher drag needs higher pressure drop to produce the flow velocity identical with the inhaler of lower drag.In brief, in order to measure the resistance of each inhaler and medicine box system, inhaler is applied the pressure on inhaler that various flow velocitys and measurement produce.These measurements can provide with the vacuum pump of the mouth that is connected to inhaler pressure drop and use traffic controller and piezometer to change the pressure that flow and record produce.According to bernoulli principle, when drawing the square root of pressure drop with respect to flow velocity, the resistance of inhaler is the slope of the linear segment of curve.In these experiments, the resistance of the intake system that comprises Diskus and medicine box under administration configuration, as described herein that utilized the drag measurement device measuring.The administration configuration forms the air flue that also passes through the medicine box in inhaler by the inhaler air line.
Because the design of different inhalers is owing to the slight change on the geometry of its air flue demonstrates different resistances, so carried out a plurality of experiments, the desirable interval that the pressure during with definite use particular design arranges.Based on the square root of pressure and the bernoulli principle of the linear relationship between the flow velocity, after a plurality of tests, employed three inhalers have been scheduled to be used for the interval of estimation linear relationship, so that the setting that is fit to can be used for the identical inhaler design of other batches.The exemplary plot of the inhaler of intake system shown in Figure 7 as can see from Figure 33.Curve chart shown in Figure 33 shows, intake system as shown in Figure 7 can in about flow rates of 10 to about 25L/min, with the good relevant situation of bernoulli principle under measure.The resistance that curve also shows exemplary intake system is confirmed as 0.093 √ kPa/LPM.It is relevant with pressure that Figure 33 illustrates flow velocity.Therefore, along with the square root of pressure and the slope of the straight line among the flow velocity figure reduce, namely along with intake system demonstrates lower resistance, change for given pressure, the variation of flow velocity is larger.Therefore, the intake system of higher drag changes for the given pressure that is utilized the respiratory function system to provide by the patient, will demonstrate less change in flow.
Data in the table 1 show the result of the one group of experiment that utilizes (DPI 1) shown in Figure 10 and (DPI2) intake system shown in Figure 7.For Diskus 1 (DPI 1), used the medicine box shown in Figure 17-21, the design 150, and DPI 2 has used the medicine box shown in Figure 22-30, the design 170.Therefore, DPI 1 uses medicine box 1 and DPI to use medicine box 2.
Table 1
Table 1 illustrates the resistance of the intake system of testing here, is respectively 0.0874 and 0.0894 √ kPa/LPM for DPI 1 and DPI 2.The flow resistance that these data show intake system is partly determined by geometry or the configuration of the air line in the medicine box.
Example 2
Use has the measurement of particle size distribution of the intake system of insulin preparation
Preparation to the various amounts (mg) that are arranged on insulin in medicine box as described herein-inhaler system (medicine box 170 shown in the inhaler of Fig. 1-9 and Figure 22-30) and fumaryl diketopiperazine granule, utilization has adapter (Mannkind company, U.S. Patent application No.12/727,179, instruction for related subject, disclosing of this application is incorporated herein by reference) laser diffraction apparatus (HELOS laser diffraction system, Xin Pa Imtech), carried out the measurement of particle size distribution.Equipment at one end is connected to the pipe that is applicable to effusion meter (Technical Sourcing Internation, model 4043) and is used for adjusting from the pressure of compressed air source or the valve of flow velocity.When activating laser system and laser beam and be ready to measure plume, drive pneumatic operated valve to allow powder to be discharged from inhaler.Laser system is automatically measured the plume of discharging from inhalation device based on predetermined measuring condition.The laser diffraction system operates by the software with integration of equipments, and is controlled by computer program.The sample that comprises different amount of powder and different pile of grounds is measured.Measuring condition is as follows:
Laser measurement begins trigger condition: when detect at specific detector channel>during 0.6% laser intensity;
Laser measurement end trigger condition: when detect at specific detector channel<during 0.4% laser intensity;
Distance between vacuum source and the suction chamber is about 9.525cm.
Different amount of powder or the loading of use in medicine box carried out repeatedly measuring.Medicine box only uses once.Before powder is discharged from inhaler and determine afterwards medicine box weight, with the powder weight of determining to be discharged.Shown in following table 2, under various pressure drops, also repeatedly determine the measurement in equipment.Measured after the powder plume, to data analysis and drawing.Fig. 2 has described the data that obtain from experiment, wherein CT represents that medicine box vacates distribute the 50th percentage point geometric diameter of the accumulation powder diameter of (powder is discharged from) and Q3 (50%) expression sample, and q3 (5.8 μ m) expression geometric diameter is less than the percentage ratio of the particle size distribution of 5.8 μ m.
Data in the table 2 show that powder is filled 92.9% to 98.4% of total amount and discharged from intake system.In addition, these data show, as measured under various times and pressure drop, and regardless of loading, 50% geometric diameter that has less than 4.7 μ m of the granule of discharging from intake system.And, the granule that is discharged from 60% and 70% between have geometric diameter less than 5.8 μ m.
Figure 34 has described from another of the loading that uses 10mg and has tested resulting data.Curve shows the particle size distribution of the sample that contains the preparation that comprises insulin and fumaryl diketopiperazine (FDKP) granule, and the result of this distribution is that 78.5% measured granule has<particle size of 5.8 μ m.Under above-mentioned measuring condition, laser has detected 37.67% optical concentration at 0.484 second measurement duration.These data illustrate, and intake system is reduced size with insulin-FDKP preparation depolymerization in the relevant of user's inlet capacity (being pressure drop) and low scope effectively.These less physical dimensions are considered to suck for this viscosity (Ka Er index=36%).
Table 2
Example 3
The measurement of discharging from medicine box as the powder of the performance measurement of intake system
Utilize intake system described herein to test, this intake system is used the described a plurality of inhaler prototypes of Fig. 1-9 and described medicine box 170 prototypes of Figure 22-30.Each inhaler uses a plurality of medicine boxs.Each medicine box is weighed at electronic balance before filling.Medicine box is filled the powder of scheduled volume, again weigh, and the medicine box that each has been filled is put into inhaler and to its emptying powder formulation namely
Insulin (insulin-FDKP; Common every milligram of powder contains the 3U-4U insulin, about 10-15% insulin w/w) efficient of powder batch tests.Use a plurality of pressure drops to describe the continuity characteristic of performance.Fig. 3 has described the result that each inhaler uses this test of 35 medicine box emission tests.In the data of table 3, all tests all are the clinical grade insulin that uses same batch-FDKP powder.This result illustrates, and has showed that from associated user's pressure drop of 2 to 5kPa scopes powder is emptying efficiently from medicine box.
Table 3
Example 4
The measurement of the prediction deposition by Anderson stepwise caulked
By during the administration of the simulation dosage that utilizes the 28.3LPM flow velocity, utilize Anderson stepwise caulked to collect the stepped plate powder deposits to test.28.3LPM the flow velocity pressure drop that produces about 6kPa in intake system (DPI+ medicine box).Utilize filter and electronic balance at the deposit of weight analysis on stepped plate.For the performance of inhaler, assessed respectively the cohesive powders of 10mg, 6.6mg and 3.1mg loading.Each caulked utilizes 5 medicine boxs to carry out.According to measured the accumulated powder amount of collecting at step 2-F less than the aerodynamic size of 5.8 μ m.The amount of powder of accumulation is determined with respect to the ratio of medicine box implant, but and is provided as the percentage ratio of the suction part (RF) with respect to filling weight.Data see Table 4.
These data illustrate, and for a plurality of powder batch, have realized from 50% the sucked ratio to 70% scope.The normalization Performance Characteristics of this Range Representation intake system.
Utilize different medicine boxs to repeat the intake system performance measurement 35 times.To employed each inhaler medicine box systematic survey loading (mg) and drain time (s).In addition, also measured the percentage ratio that can suck content, that is, and the granule that is suitable for pulmonary administration in the powder.The results are shown in following table 4.In table, %RF/fill equals the percentage ratio of the granule with size≤5.8 μ m in the powder, that will enter pulmonary; CE represents that medicine box is vacated or powder is carried; But RF represents suction part.In table 4, utilize second batch clinical grade insulin-FDKP powder to test sequence number 1-10, the test powders of test sequence number 11-17 is used the powder identical with the test of carrying out and show in table 3.
Table 4
Top data show, comprise Diskus and cohesive powders are housed namely,
This intake system of the medicine box of insulin (the FDKP granule that comprises insulin), can effectively discharge nearly all powder contents, this be because its in continuity and significantly emptying situation, obtained under various loadings and pressure drop, greater than total medicine box contents 85% and in most of the cases greater than 95% result.Anderson stepwise collision sampling and measuring shows, the granule more than 50% drop on less than 5.8 μ m and from total discharging powder 53.5% to 73% can the suction scope.
Example 5
Rugosity is the actual specific surface area with respect to equivalent sphere specific surface area, particle.The specific surface area of spheroid is:
Wherein, d
Eff=1.2 μ m are the surperficial weighting diameters according to the TI granule of Sympatec/RODOS laser diffraction measurement.
Therefore, with the density (1.4g/cm of TI particle matrix
3) identical general spheroid will have following SSA:
Therefore, for having about 40m
2The TI granule of/g specific surface area (SSA),
For the granule of the similar size with specific surface area of 50 or 60, rugosity approximately is respectively 14 and 16.
Example 6
How much granularmetric analyses that are discharged from preparation by volume intermediate value geometric diameter (VMGD) sign
The laser diffraction of the dry powder formulations of discharging from Diskus is to characterize the conventional method that the level of the depolymerization that powder stands adopts.The method has represented as the physical dimension that occurs in industrial standard caulked method rather than the measurement of aerodynamic size.Usually, the physical dimension that is discharged from powder comprises the volume distributed median (VMGD) that is characterized by median particle diameter.Importantly, with respect to the aerodynamic size that has the caulked method to provide, the physical dimension that is discharged from granule is identified with the resolution that improves.Less size is preferred, and it produces the larger probability that single particle is transported to the pulmonary respiration road.Therefore, utilize diffraction can more easily solve the difference of inhaler depolymerization and final performance.In these experiments, utilize laser diffraction, with the similar pressure of actual patient gulp capacity under, tested such as the pointed inhaler of example 3 and possible inhaler, with the efficient of the depolymerization powder formulation of determining intake system.Particularly, described preparation comprises the viscosity diketopiperazine powder that has and do not have the biologically active insulin adding ingredient.These powder formulations have specific surface area, isomer ratio and Ka Er index.That report in the table 5 is VMGD and in the efficient of test period vessel empty.FDKP has about 50 Ka Er index, and the TI powder has about 40 Ka Er index.
These data in the table 5 show, inhaler described herein system has improved the powder depolymerization than possible inhaler.Surface area is from 14 to 56m
2The diketopiperazine powder of/g scope shows and surpasses 85% emptying efficient and less than 7 microns VMGD.Similarly, have the preparation from 45% to 66%trans isomer ratio, show than possible equipment and improved performance.At last, show the performance of intake system of the preparation of the characteristic with Ka Er index 40-50, also be improved than possible equipment.In all cases, the VMGD value that records is all less than 7 microns.
Table 5
Example 7
The external performance improvement of in dry powder delivery system of future generation, realizing
Preparation utilizes
(Valencia CA) successfully flows to the patient to induction system for MTDS, MannKind company.This system comprise the disposable medicine box of dry powder formulations, pre-metering and be inserted in the high impedance, respiratory function, reusable
Inhaler.Developed the improved induction system (such as example 1 described DPI 2) as the substitute of MTDS.For the various parameters of inhaler performance, compared the external powder property of these systems.For DPI 2, used floss hole of each medicine box with
Two floss holes of each medicine box in the system relatively.
In these experiments, used aforesaid by the laser diffraction grain diameter measurement that carries out and the quantification that is discharged from quality.Adopted laser diffraction instrument (Sympatec HELOS) with new pressurized inhaler chamber so that the analysed for powder plume.Each judge twice of MEDS medicine box discharging and DPI 2 dischargings once.Surge pressure with 4kPa uses intake system, to utilize
(FDKP inhalation of dust) and
Insulin (the insulin inhaled powder of FDKP-) preparation is assessed the emptying percentage ratio of powder and volume intermediate value physical dimension (VMGD).
Result such as the table 6 and shown in Figure 35 of experiment.Generally speaking, for DPI 2, the emptying percentage ratio of powder is 97.8% (FDKP-insulin, filling weight 3.5mg; N=20), 96.8% (FDKP-insulin, filling weight 6.7mg; N=20) and 92.6% (FDKP inhalation of dust, filling weight 10.0mg; N=15); VMGD (micron) is respectively 4.37,3.69 and 6.84.For MTDS, the emptying percentage ratio of powder is 89.9% (FDKP-insulin, filling weight 5.0mg; N=30), 91.7% (FDKP-insulin, filling weight 10.0mg; N=30) and 89.4% (FDKP inhalation of dust, filling weight 10.0mg; N=30).VMGD (micron) is respectively 10.56,11.23 and 21.21.
Figure 35 illustrates the pictorial representation of the data that the meansigma methods according to all tests that each intake system is carried out obtains.As can be seen from Figure 35, the particle diameter cumulative distribution of DPI 2 less than
The particle diameter cumulative distribution.When with
When comparing, DPI 2 intake systems present have larger percentage ratio than granule.This proof has been improved depolymerization mechanism in DPI 2 systems.These Data supports DPI 2 is as the feasible and clinical use improved substitute for delivery of the FDKP powder formulations for inhalation.The emptying percentage ratio of DPI 2 is enhanced, and offers the significant advantage of a floss hole of each medicine box of user with respect to the MTDS of two floss holes.The minimizing of middle how much particle diameters has hinted the increase of powder depolymerization in DPI 2.Must estimate now the clinical impact of the depolymerization of this increase.
Table 6
Example 8
Utilize the raising of bioavailability of FDKP of the exemplary embodiment of intake system
In order to assess the various filling weights carried by DPI 1 (as above example 1 is described)
Safety and the tolerance of inhalation of dust (FDKP-inhalation of dust) utilize intake system (that is, inhaler and the suction dry powder that various filling weights are housed), the CQLQ, the VAS that revise and the peak flow of intake system to test.
Intake system is used for comparing.Change to suck active force and sucting number to the impact of the pharmacokinetics of the FDKP that is inhaled into as FDKP-inhaler powder by DPI 1 inhaler in order assessing, also to have carried out experiment with the systematic collection data from using.
Beginning in research, the experimenter is instructed and is indicated to utilize and combined as at U.S. Patent application No.12/488, the intake system of disclosed pressure sensor device is carried out " weak point " suction and " length " suction in 469, and wherein said pressure sensor device can detect the existence of the dosage of the equipment discharge from use.Sucking the maneuver period, the experimenter is instructed to suck or the apneusis of 6-7 second enters in conjunction with 3-4 second short, keeps the nominal pressure differential of 4-6kPa.In order to produce the suction of " difficulty ", the experimenter provides about 6.5 seconds nominal respiratory time and the surge pressure of 7kPa.On the contrary, suck in order to produce " easily ", the experimenter provides about 6.5 seconds nominal respiratory time and the surge pressure of 5kPa.In conjunction with sucking monitoring device, carried out from the weight assessment of the amount of powder of medicine box discharge.This is so that being linked between the suction manoeuvre during the administration, medicine box discharge capacity and characteristics of pharmacokinetics are measured of each experimenter.
This research be in the healthy volunteer Open add-on trial, intersection, be divided into two-part research.In part 1, carried out 10 three tunnel, three phase crossing research, and sucked the FDKP inhalation of dust of 15mg by DPI 1 inhaler, and passed through
Inhaler sucks the FDKP inhalation of dust of 10mg.Ten subjectss have taken potion FDKP inhalation of dust and have carried out safety and tolerance measurement (CQLQ, VAS and peak flow).Before taking medicine and after taking medicine 5,10,15,25,30,60,120,240 and 360 minutes extract later on experimenter's blood samples, assess the pharmacokinetics of the FDPK of every kind of therapy.
In part 2, in part 1, determined then in part 2, to use 10mg after the tolerance of FDKP inhaler powder.Part 2 is carried out with two parts, two-way crossing research, with the impact of assessment flow velocity (15LPM compares with 30LPM) with respiratory time (3 seconds compare with 6 seconds).For each parameter of testing (that is, flow velocity and respiratory time), intersect 10 experimenters for each parameter, and have 20 experimenters for all parameters.Assess the pharmacokinetics of FDPK to every kind of therapy, according to the blood sample that extracts from the experimenter.Before the suction of FDKP inhalation of dust and carried out afterwards the measurement of lung parameter (FEV1).The result of these experiments is shown in table 7 and Figure 36 and 37.
The representative data of experimental result is as shown in table 7 below, and table 7 illustrates the average A UC for tested experimenter, measured FDKP
0-6hrAnd average C
Max
Table 7
Figure 36 has described the example of the experimenter's who is monitored by sensing device, utilize DPI1 with the FDKP of 10mg dosage summary, and it shows and about 4 seconds sucks and about 1 second administration that the FDKP powder dose is arranged sucks without the powder exercise.The discharge capacity that Figure 36 also shows medicine box by weight be measured as 10.47mg, its cause the contact of FDKP whole body the experimenter be characterized as AUC
0-6hrsEqual 31,433ng*min/mL.The standardized A UC/mg of the FDKP powder that is transferred is every milligram of 3.003ng*min/mL.Figure 37 shows 6 hours FDKP concentration in blood plasma that detects, and this concentration shows the C of about 270ng/mL in about 10min
Max
Contain the FDKP powder that DPI 1 intake system of 10mg FDKP powder is transported in the blood and contain 10mg FDKP powder
The almost twice of inhaler.Shown in significant higher standard deviation, because several body does not have preferably contact for powder, DPI 1 intake system that on average contains 15mg FDKP inhalation of dust is compared with the performance of DPI 1 system that contains the 10mg powder, does not carry proportional dosage.The variation of the data in the part 1 of experiment may be because some experimenters do not use inhaler in correct position during administration.
In table 8, listed suction data for longer time, shorter time, larger power or less power, DPI 1 10mg with
The administration result's of intake system comparison.As shown in table 8, minute three parts are studied.Table 8 illustrates the conveying that the FDKP that measures as the value of the average A UC0-∞ of the FDKP that obtains in the experiment arrives pulmonary circulation.Data be with
That the inhaler system compares, the effectiveness of DPI 1 intake system and the example of performance, and show FDKP is transported to aspect the systemic blood circulation, DPI 1 is more effective, namely be better than
Inhaler is about 30%, wherein the value AUC of DPI 1
0-∞From 2375 to 5277ng*min/mL every milligram of FDKP that preparation, discharge.After twice suction
AUC
0-∞From 1465 to 2403ng*min/mL every milligram of FDKP that preparation, discharge.
The FDKP that table 8 is carried via DPI 1 and MT in three part Study
According to FDKP plasma A UC measured, carrying aspect the FDKP DPI 1 equipment to carry 10mg FDKP ratio
More effective, its ratio
Increased almost twice.The conveying of FDKP and respiratory time and suction active force are irrelevant.As by FDKP AUC with change about the suction effect of parameters of FDKP AUC and assess, data show DPI 1 with respect to
Bioavailability and efficient with improvement.The Cmax of FDKP in this research is greater than about 100ng/mL and the utilization of DPI 1 (once sucking)
The smaller value of (twice suction) i.e. is 96 ± 30ng/mL.
Example 9
The improvement of the FDKP of exemplary intake system and the bioavailability of insulin
Determined such as the pharmacokinetics (PK) according to insulin and FDKP, arrange this study to assess with
Inhaler is compared, is carried by pulmonary circulation induction system (DPI 2)
The relative bioavailability of insulin inhaled powder (FDKP-insulin).
This is to PK (insulin and FDKP) research healthy volunteer's opening, that intersect.Determine by the relative quantity of the insulin that sucks conveying with respect to inherent source insulin with C-peptide revised law.24 experimenters (every arm 12) are utilized DPI 2 and give 6.7mg and the insulin inhaled powder of 7.3mg FDKP-(being respectively 20U and 22U insulin and about 10% insulin w/w), and are utilized
Give the insulin inhaled powder of 10mg FDKP-(30U insulin).Subsequently, utilize DPI 2 to give 20U with the 3-Leg Intersection arm of studying, or via
Give 30U.When 7,15,30,60,120,240 and 360 minutes before the administration and after administration, extract blood sample from the experimenter, to assess the pharmacokinetics of every kind of therapy.
Data show, utilize the 20U of DPI 2 or 22U insulin with by
The 30U insulin that gives is compared, and shows similar exposed amount (exposures).For insulin, plasma exposure amount (AUC
0-2hr) DPI 2 20U and
30U is respectively 3407 ± 1460uUxmin/m and 4,15 ± 1,682uU*min/mL, and contains DPI 2 Hes of 22U
30U is respectively 4,661 ± 2,218uU*min/mL and 3,957 ± 1,519uU*min/mL.In the 3-Leg Intersection arm, DPI 2 Hes
The plasma insulin exposed amount be respectively 4,091 ± 1,189uU*min/mL and 3,763 ± 1,652uU*min/mL.
The result of three tunnel researchs also demonstrates the T of insulin
MaxFrom
Be reduced to 14.8 ± 8.94 minutes of DPI 2 (20U) in 20.8 ± 18.7 minutes, and be reduced to 13.6 ± 4.3 minutes of DPI 2 (22U) system.In 3-Leg Intersection research, wherein in DPI 2, carried the FDKP-insulin of 6.7mg,
The middle FDKP-insulin of having carried 10mg is to the normalized FDKP plasma exposure of the amount of carrying amount (AUC
0-2hr) to DPI 2 Hes
Respectively 2,059ng*min/mL/mg (meansigma methodss of 16 experimenter's dosage) and 1,324ng*min/mL/mg (meansigma methodss of 17 experimenter's dosage) carries out bioavailability study in this exemplary embodiment under the condition of about 10% insulin content in powder formulation.Therefore, higher bioavailability (for carrying out normalization for content of powder) can usually obtain by the islets of langerhans that higher concentration is provided, and similar result can utilize other active component to realize.Similarly, the preparation that contains the active component of high level will produce the lower bioavailability (not carrying out normalization for content of powder) of FDKP.
Generally speaking, as measured according to insulinemia slurry exposed amount, DPI 2 is carrying insulin time ratio
More effective.DPI 2 systems with the insulin of 20U show with
Utilize the insulin of 30U, similar insulin exposure amount.
The further result who has presented above-mentioned experiment in the form below.In two other part, carried out the research in a upper example, described.At the second portion of this research, the experimenter is utilized DPI2 and has given the insulin of 10U in the FDKP dry powder formulations, or is utilized
Intake system has given the insulin of 15U in FDKP.In the third part of this research, in 3-Leg Intersection research, the experimenter is utilized DPI 2 and has given the insulin of 20U in the FDKP preparation, or is utilized
Intake system has given the insulin of 30U in FDKP.Measure insulin concentration in the blood and analysis and estimated the result.
The plasma insulin that obtains from the experimenter who is utilized DPI 2 20U insulinizes and FDKP exposed amount (AUC0-2hr) with from utilizing
It is similar that the experimenter of inhaler obtains.Data are shown in the table 9.Shown value is to obtain from all groups of taking medicine, part I and the part III of the DPI 2 that uses the 20U insulin, and about
The value of inhaler 30U insulin obtains from part I, II and III.For DPI 2 22U, be lower than expection AUC insulin blood plasma exposed amount insulin enough more likely more not less important than eliminating phases-time point in the terminal of insulin.Some calculating to AUC of recognizing the time point of back do not have help, and revise to transfer to and improve AUC
LastResult's time series.The variation of the Insulin Pharmacokinetics after having finished DPI 2 22U group has improved Cot curve afterwards.Than DPI 2 10U of low dosage and
Inhaler 15U also is similar.In Figure 38, described from all individual insulin concentrations.From DPI 2 20U and
Inhaler 30U and from DPI 210U and
The FDKP exposed amount of inhaler 15U has all dropped in the bioequivalence standard.FDKP exposed amount and insulin exposure amount have good dependency.In Figure 39, described from all individual FDKP concentration with the dosage group.
Data in the table 9 are expressions of inhaler systematic function disclosed herein, and show the average blood plasma value AUC of the experimenter in the measured experiment
0-infFor, every milligram is utilized twice suction
The FDKP that discharges is 1,879 to 3,383ng*min/mL, and the FDKP that is discharged from every milligram of preparation that utilizes behind DPI 2 A Single Intake by Inhalations is 2,773 to 5124ng*min/mL.Data also show, and every milligram the average A UC that is discharged from FDKP weight in all experimenters' the preparation is greater than 3,500 or 3,568ng*min/mL.
Under study for action for the plasma insulin average A UC of DPI 2
0-2hrScope be the insulin of the per unit in the powder formulation that in A Single Intake by Inhalation, gives about 96 to 315ng*min/mL, wherein the meansigma methods of insulin is that per unit insulin 168 in the powder formulation that gives in A Single Intake by Inhalation is to 216ng*min/mL.
AUC
0-inf(AUC
0-∞) value is that per unit insulin in the powder formulation that gives after twice suction is from about 76 to about 239ng*min/mL.Before had been noted that
Suck for the first time of inhaler system half that supply with total insulin of discharging less than twice suction of each normally used medicine box (data are not shown), and present identical characteristic during as the conveying representative in direct as FDKP.
Utilize DPI 2 or
Given after the insulin, each experimenter has been assessed the post-prandial glycemia skew during eating for the test of setting up insulin C-peptide relation and during the challenge of eating.In Figure 40, shown DPI 2 or
The blood glucose skew in each individuality of comparing.The dosage that uses under study for action carries out titration for individuality, and therefore the size of reaction is different and different along with individuality, but can find out common comparable blood glucose skew between the therapy of utilizing two kinds of inhalers in each individuality.
Also according to the fumaryl diketopiperazine or the FDKP that utilize radiolabeled FDKP to give by intravenous injection and be measured as AUC, AUC0
-∞Bioavailability compared, assessed the bioavailability of inhaler.The result of this research shows
The bioavailability of system is calculated as the FDKP powder that is transferred for 10mg and 20mg and is about respectively 26% and 32%.Compare with the 10mg FDKP that is given by intravenous injection, the bioavailability of utilizing DPI 1 conveying 10mg FDKP that measures in model analysis is 57%.AUC such as the FDKP of the A Single Intake by Inhalation by utilizing DPI 2 and powder
0-∞Measured, as to utilize the model analysis of the data that the FDKP-insulin preparation obtains to be used to assess the inhaler performance evaluation or to be transferred powder effectiveness.DPI 2 is transported to the FDKP of 64% in the 6.7mg total amount in the blood circulation, and
Utilize twice suction to carry 46%.For this FDKP-insulin preparation, FDKP content approximately is 6mg.
Fig. 9 utilizes FDKP and the Insulin Pharmacokinetics parameter of FDKP-insulin powder preparation
Example 10
Based on the insulin concentration value of C-peptide correction and the pharmacokinetic parameter of geometrical mean
In the research arm that as described in example 9, carries out, utilize stage 1, research draft open, intersection at random that 46 healthy volunteers are studied.Studying to estimate with each medicine box needs twice suction to come delivered dose
Compare, utilize the bioequivalence that needs A Single Intake by Inhalation to be contained in the FDKP-insulin preparation that the DPI 2 of the dosage in the medicine box gives with conveying.In addition, test to estimate utilize DPI 2 inhalers and suck by the oral cavity take the FDKP-insulin preparation, whether bioequivalence is in a medicine box that contains 20U dosage to flow to the insulin inhaled powder dose of FDKP-of two medicine boxs experimenter's insulin concentration, that 10U dosage is housed.The experimenter utilize DPI 2 or
Be given the FDKP-insulin by the oral cavity suction.The experimenter utilizes DPI 2 inhalers to accept single dose 20U insulin, two doses of 10U insulins or utilization
Inhaler is accepted the 30U insulin.Different time place in 2 hours each individual sample of blood, drawn from being treated.Analyzing samples is measured insulin concentration.The pharmacokinetic parameter of research is based on the concentration value of C-peptide correction.Shown in result's table 10 below of research acquisition.
Data show is used and is utilized DPI 2 induction systems to utilize the FDKP-insulin preparation to suck the 20U insulin that gives individuality by the oral cavity, and bioequivalence is in utilization on the statistics
Inhaler gives the identical preparation of 30U.Data also show, suck the FDKP-insulin preparation that gives two 10U dosage by the oral cavity with DPI 2 inhalers, compare with the insulin that gives single dose 20UFDKP-insulin preparation with identical inhaler type or DPI 2, produce similar insulin systemic exposure.Therefore, utilize DPI 2 inhaler systems and suck by lung to give, the FDKP-insulin preparation of two doses of 10U insulins and single dose 20U insulin produce bioequivalent insulin concentration in blood circulation.The biological utilisation degrees of data also shows, utilize DPI 2 that the patient is taken medicine, at least illustrated such as insulin/FDKP preparation, utilize this intake system administration, dosed administration shows as linearity and is proportional for the insulin scope of testing or from 10U to the 30U scope at least.
The result shows that also when carrying the preparation of same dose, DPI 2 induction systems are more effective with about 33% degree.Therefore, with
Inhaler is compared, and DPI 2 provides identical insulin dose exposed amount under the condition of dosage minimizing 33%.
Table 10
Example 11
Utilize the feature of the suction overview of external intake performance based on index
Intake system described here is made of Diskus (DPI 2) and medicine box.DPI 2 with such as U.S. Patent application No.12/488, disclosed BLUHALE in 469 (US 2009/0314292, and all of its instruction are with inhaler operation and active force and measure relevant content, and are incorporated herein by reference)
TMEquipment uses together, and this device measuring is during suction action and the pressure differential that produces in inhaler in the time period afterwards.Figure 41 is the curve example of DPI 2, has wherein measured during A Single Intake by Inhalation and totally 5 seconds the pressure differential of striding inhaler in cycle afterwards.Peak value suction pressure at second second, namely PIP (2) is illustrated in peak or the maximum pressure that sucks on first later curve that obtains during two seconds of beginning.The PIP (2) that Figure 41 shows DPI 2 approximately is that 5kPa and the area under curve in 1 second or AUC (1) are 3.7kPa*sec.
Example 12
Inhaler performance threshold test based on the particle size diameter test
In these experiments, used the inhaler of DPI 2 types.Each inhaler is mounted with the medicine box that contains dry powder formulations (comprising the microgranule that comprises insulin and FDKP) with the performance of testing equipment.As illustrated in the top example 11, inhaler before had been used to collect the suction overview.Utilizing BLUHALE
TMCollected after the suction overview, inhaler is used to that (all of its instruction are with inhaler operation and active force and measure relevant content such as patent application No.PCT/US2010/055323, incorporated herein by reference) described suction simulator, to be reproduced exemplary suction by the user.Use the suction overview of simulator then be applied to from two inhalers with powder discharge to as above example 2 described laser diffraction apparatus, to measure particle size distribution.Laser diffraction apparatus measurement volumes intermediate value geometric diameter (VMGD).If 50% diameter of the granule that is discharged from is less than 4.88 μ m, then the value of thinking is acceptable, and 4.88 μ m are based on for DPI 2 and use the meansigma methods of best particle diameter to increase by 33% and select.Two inhalers with powder medicaments are loaded onto in the laser diffraction apparatus, and are that different PIP (2) and AUC (1) values obtains powder discharge or discharge with different suction overviews.Test to each inhaler repeat 5 times, carried out 10 times altogether and measured, and analysis and drawn data.Figure 42 shows the result who shows experiment with the chart of the PIP of two inhalers (2) and AUC (1), and wherein each in chart point represents the meansigma methods of 10 dischargings.Between all draining periods, medicine box Emptying Rate (or the dry powder that is discharged from) is all greater than 87%.The triangle suction side battery limit (BL) of chart represents physically can not obtain for the equipment of given AUC (1) value in the chart zone of PIP (2) value.Be considered to by based on the standard of above-mentioned explanation and the Gen in Figure 42 2 by above the normal line and right-hand suction action have acceptable performance.Data show among Figure 42, the acceptability of this equipment can lower limit be the PIP (2) of about 2kPa and the AUC of 1.2kPa*sec (1) at least.Yet, in other embodiments, also proved at least about 1.0kPa*sec or the acceptability energy of the AUC of 1.1kPa*sec (1) at least.
Foregoing disclosure is exemplary embodiment.It is apparent to those skilled in the art that equipment disclosed herein, technology and method have illustrated the good representative embodiment of function in practice of the present disclosure.Yet, under enlightenment of the present disclosure, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that under the condition that does not break away from the spirit and scope of the present invention, in disclosed specific embodiment, can make a lot of changes, and these changes still can obtain similar or identical result.
Except as otherwise noted, the expression composition that uses in description and claims, such as all numerals of the character of molecular weight, reaction condition etc. is considered to can revise in all cases by term " approximately ".Therefore, unless on the contrary explanation, description below and the digital parameters described in claims all are the approximations that can change according to the required character by the present invention's acquisition.Minimally and not attempting limit claim scope equivalent instruction answer land used, each digital parameters is interpreted as at least about the obvious numeral of reporting and the numeral that obtains by rounding up.Although describing digital scope and the parameter of relative broad range of the present invention is approximation, the numerical value of stating in concrete example is as far as possible accurately reported.Yet any numerical value comprises some error that must be caused by the standard deviation of finding inherently in their thermometrically separately.‘
(especially in the context of claims of back) employed term " ", " one " and " this " and similarly represent in describing context of the present invention, unless pointed out or inconsistent clearly with context, all be interpreted as covering odd number and plural number.The statement of the scope of the value here only is intended to as each stenography method that independently is worth that refers to individually in the scope that drops on.Unless pointed out here, each independent value here is attached in the description by stating individually just as it.Unless pointed out here or inconsistent clearly with context, all methods described here can any suitable order be carried out.Any and all examples provided here or exemplary language (for example, " such as ") only intention illustrate the present invention better, and scope of the present invention are not limited outward unless otherwise stated.Language in the description is not interpreted as the indication assembly of putting into practice necessary any failed call protection of the present invention.
The use of the term "or" in claims, although disclosure support only quote substitute and " and/or " restriction, unless indication is only quoted substitute or substitute repels mutually clearly, otherwise namely be used for meaning " and/or ".
The grouping of replacement assemblies of the present invention disclosed herein or embodiment is not interpreted as restrictive.The parts of each group can be individually or to refer to and requirement with any combination of miscellaneous part of group or other assemblies of being found here.Expectation is for convenient and/or patentability, and one or more assemblies of group can be included in the group or from organizing interior deletion.Comprise or delete when occuring that description is considered to comprise the group that is modified here when such, thus realize all Ma Kushi groups of using in the claims write description.
Here describe the preferred embodiments of the present invention, comprised enforcement known for inventor best way of the present invention.Certainly, after the explanation above having read, the variant of these preferred embodiments will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art.The inventor wishes that those skilled in the art suitably uses these variants, and inventor's intention is to be implemented the present invention except specifically describing the ground mode here.Therefore, present invention resides in all modifications and the equivalent of the theme described in the claims that allow such as the law that is fit to.And, in the present invention involved with any combination of the said elements of various possible variations, unless pointed out here or inconsistent clearly with context.
Specific embodiment disclosed herein can utilize and comprise or mainly comprise that language further is limited in claims.When in claims, using, no matter be that this transitional term is got rid of any element, step or the composition of not pointing out in the claims as replenishing of submitting to or revise at every turn.Transitional term " comprises mainly " that the scope with claim is restricted to concrete material or step, and does not have constitutionally to affect material and the step of fundamental sum novel characteristics.Here describe and enabled in essence or clearly the embodiments of the invention of such requirement.
In addition, patent and printed publication in whole description, have repeatedly been quoted.Each of document cited above and printed publication be integrally by reference individually combination here.
In addition, should be understood that embodiments of the invention disclosed herein are explanations of principle of the present invention.Can adopt within the scope of the invention other modification.Therefore, the unrestriced mode with example can be utilized replacement configuration of the present invention according to the instruction here.Therefore, the invention is not restricted to shown in and described accurate description.
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1. Diskus comprises:
A) mouth;
B) container casing; And
E) at least one rigid air conduit;
Wherein said Diskus is configured to, when the A Single Intake by Inhalation by described mouth produced the peak value suction pressure of about 2kPa in two seconds, discharge dry powder greater than about 75% as powder particle in the container in A Single Intake by Inhalation from be positioned at described container casing, and the described powder particle that is discharged from has less than about 5 microns volume intermediate value geometric diameter.
2. Diskus according to claim 1 is to about 0.200 (√ kPa)/1iter per minute from about 0.065 (√ kPa)/1iter per minute to the scope of the Resistance Value of air flow.
3. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said dry powder are for the preparation of pulmonary administration and comprise the described dry powder of the amount from about 1mg to about 30mg.
4. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said dry powder comprises the salt of diketopiperazine or pharmaceutically acceptable diketopiperazine.
5. Diskus according to claim 4, the chemical structural formula of wherein said diketopiperazine is 2,5-diketone-3,6-two (N-X-4-aminobutyl) piperazine, wherein X chooses from the group that is made of fumaryl, succinyl, maleoyl and glutaryl.
6. Diskus according to claim 4, wherein said diketopiperazine is (secondary-3,6-(N-fumaryl-4-aminobutyl)-2,5-diketone-diketopiperazine.
7. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said dry powder comprises medicine or activating agent.
8. Diskus according to claim 7, wherein activating agent is endocrine hormone.
9. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said dry powder comprises peptide, polypeptide or their segment, little organic molecule or nucleic acid molecules.
10. Diskus according to claim 9, wherein said peptide is insulin, glucagon, glucagon-like peptide 1, parathyroid hormone, oxytocin, oxyntomodulin, PYY, Exendin-4, its analog or its fragment.
11. Diskus according to claim 9, wherein said little organic molecule are vasodilation, vasoconstrictor, neurotransmitter receptor agonist or neurotransmitter receptor antagonist.
12. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said A Single Intake by Inhalation produce at least about 1.0,1.1 or 1.2kPa*sec, from area (AUC) under one second inner curve of pressure and time graph.
13. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said container are integrated in the described container casing and are filled with dry powder.
14. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said inhaler does not comprise container.
15. Diskus according to claim 1, wherein said container and described inhaler arrange and are filled with dry powder dividually.
16. a method of utilizing high-drag Diskus conveying powder, described method comprises:
Diskus is provided, and described Diskus has the air flow Resistance Value from about 0.065 (√ kPa)/liter per minute to the scope of about 0.200 (√ kPa)/liter per minute, and the dosage of described dry powder is housed;
Apply enough power in 2 seconds, to reach at least peak value suction pressure of 2kPa; And
Generation is at least about 1.0,1.1 or area under curve (AUC 1.2kPa*sec, in suction pressure and time graph first second
0-1sec); Being used as powder particle from the discharging of described inhaler or discharging greater than 75% of wherein said dry powder dose.
17. method according to claim 16, wherein said dry powder are for the preparation of pulmonary administration and comprise the described dry powder of the amount from about 1mg to about 30mg.
18. method according to claim 17, wherein said dry powder comprises the salt of diketopiperazine or pharmaceutically acceptable diketopiperazine.
19. method according to claim 18, the chemical structural formula of wherein said diketopiperazine is 2,5-diketone-3,6-two (N-X-4-aminobutyl) piperazine, wherein X chooses from the group that is made of fumaryl, succinyl, maleoyl and glutaryl.
20. method according to claim 19, wherein said diketopiperazine are (secondary-3,6-(N-fumaryl-4-aminobutyl)-2,5-diketone-diketopiperazine.
21. method according to claim 16, wherein said dry powder formulations comprise medicine or the activating agent of choosing from the group that is made of little organic molecule, peptide, polypeptide, protein or nucleic acid molecules.
22. method according to claim 21, wherein said little organic molecule are vasoactive agent, neurotransmitter receptor agonist, neurotransmitter receptor antagonist or steroid molecule.
23. method according to claim 20, wherein said dry powder formulations comprises fumaryl diketopiperazine microgranule, and described fumaryl diketopiperazine microgranule is from being measured as the volume intermediate value geometric diameter (VMGD) that has from about 2 μ m to 8 mu m ranges after described Diskus is discharged and less than the geometric standard deviation of 4 μ m.
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